The Best Players for Serie A Fantasy 24/25 Round 30
The best players for Serie A Fantasy 24/25 Round 30 are crucial to identify as we approach the final stretch of the season. With tight mini-leagues and overall ranking on the line, making smart transfers and captaincy choices in Round 30 could be the difference between climbing the leader-board or falling behind.
In this guide our expert @FPL_Crisk highlights some of the best players to buy in each position, so let’s see who makes the cut this week.
Don’t miss out on our Expert Team reveals for Round 30 either, as and when they release! All of our experts are in the top 100 ranks globally, so they know their stuff!
Goalkeepers
Mile Svilar (€5.0m – 33.4%)
Although he plays away from home, Lecce is a very good fixture for Svilar. Now three points away from relegation, the hosts are the lowest scoring team in the League. Roma are one of the most in-form sides in Europe (despite getting knocked out of the UEL) and have been very consistent against lower table teams like Lecce.
Elia Caprile (€4.8m – 0.8%)
Since joining Cagliari from Napoli during the January transfer window, Caprile has kept up with other top goalkeepers in terms of average points. In fact he failed to bag at least five points on only two occasions. This week he makes the top picks as Cagliari are hosting bottom of the table Monza.
Defenders
Angelino (€5.4m – 31.1%)
Without the Europa League in his way, Angelino can finally get his full 90 minutes routine once again. In the last seven Serie A matches Roma managed to get five full clean sheets, with the Spanish wing-back managing three attacking returns during that period.
Federico Gatti (€5.6m – 25.1%)
To be fair, Juventus are a question mark at the moment: Igor Tudor has been appointed as the new manager after sacking Thiago Motta, and we don’t know his nailed starters yet.
In his brief spell at Lazio last season, he influenced his side to keep four full clean sheets in 11 matches, whilst always being able to have at least one “half” clean sheet per match, even against opponents like Juventus, Inter and Roma. Gatti feels like the kind of player who would work really well as wide-CB in a back-3 under the Croatian manager.
Midfielders
Riccardo Orsolini (€9.2m – 23.9%)
Bologna were on a roll against Lazio last Round, getting past Provedel five times in dominant fashion. Orsolini and Ndoye can both boast three attacking returns in the last three matches, although with the Italian cup during midweek, Italiano could surprise many with his trademark rotation.
Assane Diao (€4.8m – 1.6%)
With Nico Paz suspended, Diao becomes the best option out of Como’s attacking assets. They host Empoli, who have conceded at least one goal in each match since early November. The Senegalese made his senior international debut a couple of days ago and after a three Round drought, he has a great chance to get back on the scoresheet this weekend.
Forwards
Marcus Thuram (€9.4m – 68.2%)
With Lautaro Martinez most likely ruled out due to injury, Thuram will be the main attacking threat from Inter as they host Udinese at San Siro. Retegui is also injured, while Kean will have to get past Atalanta: Thuram becomes, by default, the most promising premium striker for this Round.
Thjis Dallinga (€6.0m – 2.9%)
He would obviously be a one-week-only punt, but with Castro suspended Dallinga could finally get 90 minutes as the main striker for Bologna, as they travel to Venezia. The home side are second from last in the League, and will be without one of their key assets in Nicolussi Caviglia.
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