Buy Sell and Keep for FPL Gameweek 11

The 10th round of Fantasy Premier League is over so we look to the next and look at which players are a buy sell and keep for FPL Gameweek 11. Whether that be through injury, team and player form or other factors we advise the potential fate of assets in your teams.

Looking at players who are a buy sell and keep for FPL Gameweek 11 could be extremely beneficial to FPL managers. Knowing what to do with assets in your team can ultimately bring clarity with transfer use, captaincy and chip strategy.

Buy

Ollie Watkins (£8.4m) – The Aston Villa fixtures are still very good looking ahead and they also sit as the joint highest scoring team in the league (23). Main man Watkins leads the lethal frontline and has also managed returns in eight of his 10 matches this campaign.

Moussa Diaby (£6.7m) – Another great route into the Aston Villa attack is Diaby. He remains in a forward role albeit categorized as a midfielder i FPL. Diaby picked up a huge 13-point haul in his most recent match and faces Nottingham Forest next.

Douglas Luiz (£5.6m) – One budget way into the Aston Villa attack is Luiz. He takes his sides set plays and penalties but he’s also managed four returns in his last six games including two double-digit hauls.

Kaoru Mitoma (£6.5m) – Brighton also sit amongst the top four teams for goals scored in the league. The Seagulls have a great schedule ahead with games against Everton and Sheffield United and their standout attacker is Mitoma who ranks top when compared to his attacking teammates for non-penalty expected goal involvemement.

Simon Adingra (£5m) – Another but cheaper route into the relentless Brighton attack could be this man. Adingra has started the last three league matches for his side which suggests he is becoming more reliable in terms of gametime.

Mohamed Salah (£12.8m) – Liverpool are in fine scoring form and this man can’t stop returning either. He faces Luton next and goes into the match after bagging at least one return in nine of his 10 matches. He could also be a very viable captaincy option up against Luton next.

Kostas Tsimikas (£4.5m) – A lot of the standout defender picks have a very tough fixture next up. The Liverpool fixtures are also very good long-term. With that in mind, Tsimikas could be a great addition at his price with good potential for clean sheets ahead.

Erling Halaand (£14m) – For those that parted ways with Haaland recently, it’s time to bring him back in. The Norwegian seems to have hit top from again. He plays Bournemouth next up, one of the worst defences in the league.

Sell

Gabriel Jesus (£7.9m) – The Arsenal striker recently picked up an injury which could rule him out for several weeks.

Dominic Solanke (£6.4m) – Bournemouth are really struggling as of late but they also have tough matches against Newcastle and Manchester City up next. With that and the fact there are better budget options elsewhere, Solanke’ time could be up.

Kieran Trippier (£7m) – Trippier has been in wonderful form as of late but both him and Newcastle looked jagged in Gameweek 10. If that wasn’t enough his club also have some very tough fixtures ahead which could hugely limit his potential.

Dan Burn (£4.7m) – Similar to his teammate, Burn will have to come up against some tough fixtures in the next several Gameweeks. There are also other options with better fixtures we could look to invest in instead.

Chelsea – The Blues come up against Tottenham, Manchester City, Newcastle and Brighton in the next four weeks. This is enough to come away from the Chelsea assets regardless of price-tags.

Pedro Porro (£5.2m) – Tottenham also have a difficult fixture ahead. They have matches against Chelsea, Aston Villa and Manchester City in the next four games who could make life difficult for the Tottenham backline and limit their potential. For his price, there also better options elsewhere with an easier schedule.

Keep

Bukayo Saka (£8.6m) – Arsenal may face Newcastle next but they have some great fixtures ahead. They face teams like Burnley, Wolves and Luton in the next five Gameweeks. Penalty taker Saka has also banked a return in eight of his nine matches played.

Bryan Mbeumo (£6.6m) – The fixtures after West Ham could be difficult but holding Mbeumo for the Hammers could be beneficial. West Ham are also conceding some of the worst defensive stats in the league recently.

Julian Alvarez (£7.2m) – It may be tempting to sell Alvarez after his recent blank and tough fixtures ahead. However, with Bournemouth next he’s a hold. The Cherries are quickly becoming one of the worst defences in the league and stats are reflective of that.

Bruno Fernandes (£8.3m) – If you have held onto Fernandes for this long it may be worth continuing that. The Manchester United midfielder faces some great fixtures in the next three. Fernandes has also been maintaining some of the best non-penalty expected goal involvement numbers in the league so far.

James Maddison (£8.1m) & and Son Heung-min (£9.6m) – Tottenham have tough fixtures ahead but they are also sustaining some of the best attacking data in the league. Chelsea and Aston Villa may look tough on paper defensively but they are both failing to convince defensively as of late. Maddison and Son are also some of the most consistent assets in the game recently.

Jarrod Bowen (£7.4m) – Bowen could have easily ended up in the buy section as well. Some may be tempted to move him on after his sides performance. However, the fixtures are too good to ignore and Bowen could have huge potential ahead due to that.