Serie A Fantasy Round 32 Top Picks

After some interesting twists and turns in the latest round we look ahead. There are some great fixtures to attack this week. So, we bring in our regular contributor @FPL_Crisk to reel off his Serie A Fantasy Round 32 Top Picks.

@FPL_Crisk has become one of the most respected and seasoned managers in the world. Because of this checking out his Serie A Fantasy Round 32 Top Picks could be extremely beneficial, not just for the round fixtures ahead but also for long-term planning.

Goalkeepers – Yann Sommer (€5.8m – 28.2%)

His last few weeks have felt a bit hit and miss. But, it is important to point out he’s scored less than five points only once and that was back in October. Cagliari are now in a safer position than before and will not be needing to play the game of their life, so I am expecting a decent amount of points from the game’s top scorer.

Wladimiro Falcone (€4.6m – 9.4%)

His great performances have kept Lecce just above the relegation positions, and against Empoli at home even a draw can be considered as a solid result. Empoli heavily overperformed against Torino, so I’m not particularly concerned with their form. I also think Lecce (without the striker Krstovic, suspended) should play a defensive game (in that case a clean sheet could be a likely scenario).

Jhon Lucumi (€4.4m – 1.2%)

It’s too early to know whether Beukema can recover for the home fixture against Monza. I prefer Lucumi to Calafiori as a Bologna defender for this week, because Calafiori is one yellow away from suspension, and Thiago Motta might not risk him to play the full 90 minutes knowing the following weekend they have a battle for fourth place against Roma.

Alessio Romagnoli (€5.8m – 12.1%)

I was debating selling him for an Atalanta defender last week, but the home fixture against Salernitana was too juicy to ignore. It is the best defensive fixture of the game, at least on paper, and Tudor has only conceded up to 0.65 xG to his opposition in both game he was in charge, against top tier teams.

Midfielders – Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (€13.6m – 45.0%)

The site has him yellow flagged at the time of writing, but I have no reason to think he’s injured. Frosinone have had a bad second half of the season and are even worse away from home, let alone in a stadium like the San Paolo/Maradona. Ngonge is suspended which should raise the xMins of both Politano and Kvara.

Samuel Chukwueze (€7.0m – 6.3%)

This is tricky as he’s not a nailed starter, although he has been great in the last two fixtures. In the next two weeks Milan face, in order: Roma (UEL), Sassuolo (Round 32), Roma (UEL), Inter (Round 33). If there’s a game in which they can allow themselves to rotate, it’s the one at Sassuolo. For this reason, I feel like Chukwueze could play and perform well, maybe even giving Pulisic a rest.

Marcus Thuram (€7.2m – 30.9%)

Lautaro Martinez is suspended against Cagliari, so it’s up to the French striker to lead Inter’s attack. If the Nerazurri don’t drop points, a victory in the derby could see them winning the trophy in front of their rivals, so this is a must-win for the leading team.

Victor Osimhen (12.6m – 85.4%)

Just like what I said with Kvara, I feel like Frosinone at home is a very favourable fixture to attack. With Lautaro unavailable, the few managers who do not own him have a nice chance to try to close the gap in the ranks.