Serie A Fantasy Round 37 Top Picks Fantasy Football Community

Not sure which players to sign this week? If not then you’re in the right place. Our expert @FPL_Crisk shares his Serie A Fantasy Round 37 Top Picks.

Sharing two of the best picks to buy in each position, Crisk aims to help fantasy managers boost their rankings before the end of the season. So without waiting any longer, let’s dive in.

Goalkeepers

Vanja Milinkovic-Savic (€7.4m – 31.0%)

It was a rare poor performance from the Serbian against Inter last Round. Torino have one last great fixture against Lecce next week, who will be needing points to avoid relegation, but whose attacking output has been lacking to say the least.

Devis Vasquez (€4.0m – 25.3%)

Empoli are tied with Lecce, but can boast much better fixtures. The victory against Parma was a huge display of motivation and grit, which hopefully will also be shown at Monza.

Defenders

Renato Veiga (€4.8m – 1.0%)

Kalulu and Savona are suspended for the match against Udinese, but Gatti could return to the starting eleven if everything goes according to plan. Either way, Udinese at home is far from a bad defensive fixture since Lucca, who had just returned from injury, has been suspended for next Round.

Edoardo Goldaniga (€3.8m – 1.3%)

Como have kept a lot of clean sheets in the last few weeks, with Goldaniga being one of the few players who have been safe from rotation or early subs. Him being one yellow away from suspension isn’t a worry anymore since in the last Round of the season they will face Inter and you wouldn’t want him anyway. His upside against Verona is much higher than that risk.

You can also prepare for the new round with our Serie A Fantasy Round 37 Team Reveals.

Midfielders

Scott McTominay (€7.2m – 23.0%)

I will let personal grudges aside (his performance robbed me of the podium in the last Quad League) and compliment the Scottish midfielder for his impressive run of hauls. After a setback against Genoa, Napoli need every point that they can to win the Scudetto. Playing carefully against Genoa didn’t work out, so hopefully Conte will try to have his team getting a larger lead before resorting to his usual defensive tactics.

Jacopo Fazzini (€4.4m – 1.5%)

Last week a small group of people (myself included) jumped last minute onto Fazzini, making for an incredible moment when this out of nowhere punt scored a magnificent goal. His form is great, with three goals in the last five: hopefully he can take Empoli to safety by scoring against Monza too.

Forwards

Romelu Lukaku (€11.0m – 31.5%)

Probably going under the radar for many valid reasons (defenders and McTominay usually outscoring him while costing much less), but the Belgian striker has surpassed many forwards being, now just behind Retegui for fantasy points. Given the lack of forward options, and the abundance of good defenders, Lukaku could be a good option short term for certain teams.

Patrick Cutrone (€5.4m – 10.0%)

His minutes haven’t been great, but the former AC Milan wonderkid can bring out the best out of them. One goal and one assist in the last three and, with Fabregas rotating a bit now that they are stable at mid-table, I could see Cutrone starting against Verona.