Saudi Fantasy Round 2 Team Reveals

Round 2 is here, and after an exciting start to the new campaign many managers are already looking to tweak their squads. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some Saudi Fantasy Round 2 Team Reveals, highlighting how managers are lining up, which players are attracting attention, and the early trends that could shape your decisions for the upcoming fixtures.

@DrWaleedKhokhar

Notes

Most positions remain unchanged from Round 1, maintaining a solid and balanced squad.
Goalkeepers remain the same as Round 1: Bono as main GK and Zaid as bench cover. The goalkeeper for Neom is injured, and the newly signed Neom goalkeeper could be a potential bench cover if needed.
Defence: T. Hernandez was replaced by J. Cancelo before the kick-off of Round 1. The premium backline remains unchanged with Cancelo, Hoedt, Ibanez.
Midfield key changes before the kick-off of Round 1: Batna, Sbaï, and Savic were replaced by Félix, Neves, and Fortounis.
The only additional transfer made for Round 2, is Bayesh as he’s on penalties.
Despite Benzema’s injury concerns during training, he’s under a medical program, so it’s too early for a transfer.
Camara, now at Al-Nassr, is still held as a budget forward option unless a more nailed player is found.
C. Ronaldo is with the captaincy armband, playing at home against Al-Kholood.

@FPL_Chubbs

Notes

After a disastrous GW1 I’ve been forced into activating my Wildcard after just one week.
The International Break and transfer window which is still open in Saudi Arabia has caused chaos- especially with Al Shabab going through a bit of a rebuild.
I’ve built a side which (hopefully) will be robust over the coming weeks to build transfers, gain information and we can then plan accordingly.
Until then, we have a few hedges which I’m comfortable with considering alternatives.
Hopefully Ronaldo can limit the damage he will inevitably cause. Joao Felix is my captain this week after his wonderful start to life in the SPL.
I’ll also replace Benzema if confirmed out.

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@FPL_Abdullah

Notes

For Gameweek 2, the choice was very easy: Buschan Al-Shabab GK left the team so I had to sell him immediately, with a horizontal move towards Grohe.
Captaincy goes to Mane Vs Kholood who conceded five goals in GW1.
The opening round was kind of average, hopefully we bounce back.

@Dr_Abdullah_MRM

Notes

This is my current set up, I think I’m rolling the transfer this week.
There are plenty of players I do like that I haven’t got though, so let’s take a look at them.
Goalkeepers: Between the sticks, Grohe remains a reliable pick with his ability to secure man of the match bonus points. Alongside him, Kewin is a great option for save points, often picking up bonus even without a clean sheet.
Defenders- In defence, there are several standout names: Boushal – the most attacking defender in the Al Nassr squad. Theo – proven in Serie A, known for his forward runs and attacking output. Harkass – an attacking left-back who scored last gameweek and looked lively going forward. Balobaid – a new addition who could regularly rack up defensive bonus points. Z. Hawsawi – very attacking from left-back, though his minutes aren’t fully secure just yet.
Midfielders – Bergwijn – on penalties and a constant threat in the final third. Batna – arguably the most skilful player in his team, capable of unlocking stubborn defences. Brownhill – the Championship’s top scorer last season. Wijnaldum – on penalties, playing out of position, and always involved in attacks. Mané – nailed in the XI, with the 2nd-highest xGI in his side last season Malcom – central to Al Hilal’s attack, heavily involved in their chance creation.
Forwards – Up front, the big names stand out: Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) – my top pick: nailed, on penalties, plays for one of the most attacking teams, and has excellent fixtures. Lacazette – looked sharp last game and could be a great value pick.