Buy, save or sell? FPL transfer trend in front of Gameweek 2

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As part of the tradition of the beginning of the Premier League (FPL) season, a number of panic transfers are being completed in a buildup to Gameweek 2.

Based on the shape, injury, suspension, and equipment to come, managers panicked by changing players.

Above: Until Tuesday afternoon, the most purchased players (left) and most (right) to Gameweek 2

But whether it’s a good idea or not is a different problem. Seeing the ins and outs of the most popular this week, let’s choose some good players to buy, save, and be sold in preparation for Gameweek 2.

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Tijani Reijnders (£ 5.6 million)

The signing of the summer of £ 46.5 million Reijnders had begun in more than 1.8 million troops, but it could reach three million on the deadline on Friday.

Hype increased for the Dutch player as soon as he scored two goals in the last Manchester City final match. But in Gameweek 1, the premier league debut ended with goals and assists against Wolverhampton Wanderers. MasterClass 10 points also featured five touches of the penalty area.

The initial opinion said that he could eventually make ridicule with the original price of £ 5.5 million if Man City returned to their usual standard and he approached 15 goals last season and five assists (in all competitions) at AC Milan.

In fact, 77 shots are among the 10 top players of Serie A. Reijnders are likely to be used in various roles by Pep Guardiola, but this is clearly functioning.

Decision: Buy

Antoine Semenyo (£ 7.1 million)

Previously, the opening Friday night at Anfield saw Semenyo Bournemouth sentenced Liverpool’s defense on two occasions. He collected 15 points, one short from Gameweek 38 Brace versus Leicester City.

Ending last season as the second best individual for the touch of the box (212) and number three for the goal effort (125), the attacker was frustrated to have time.

But the big Cherries equipment between Gameweeks 2 and 7 ranked third in Ticker we-run four home matches, plus a trip to Leeds United, starting at home for wolves in the last place.

Decision: Buy

Florian Wirtz (£ 8.5 million)

The struggle to buy one of the ways that wirtz is currently the most sold.

There was so much excitement over his arrival from Leverkusen and fulfilling hype like that was difficult. Sure enough, Friday seemed quite calm-even though the shot was 22 years old and established the other three, gathered 0.42 which was expected to be goals involvement (XGI).

We think Wirtz can still be bargaining -FPL and managers must maintain trust outside of complicated matches against Newcastle United and Arsenal.

However, pre-season brought one goal and three assists.

Decision: remain

Ezri Remodel (£ 4.5 million)

Speaking of Newcastle, they made Aston Villa very calm in the 0-0 deadlock on Saturday. Their host has no threat, even though the last half an hour must be played with 10 people, thanks to the red card.

The central defender pulled back clean Anthony Gordon (£ 7.5 million) and therefore will miss the Gameweek 2 journey to the former Brentford club.

Unless you are a very unlucky manager who has struggled to cancel three defenders, it might be a good idea to maintain a contest to run the next villa against Crystal Palace, Everton, Sunderland, Fulham and Burnley. Hard to ignore.

Decision: remain

Alexander sobbed (£ 10.5 million)

While this one might be too easy. Nearly 850,000 started the season with sobs, even though the Star Center-Forward refused to play until he left Magpies for Liverpool.

But that never looks like a serious champion makes a realistic offer; This is more about disturbing rivals.

At present, the possibility of sobs remains in Tyneside is quite high, but everything can always change. This certainly feels like the majority of Newcastle staff, players, and fans want this angry figure to disappear.

But wherever the Swedish international is over, there needs to be a few weeks of training to build fitness of the match. He is currently not an FPL option.

Decision: Selling

Jarrod Bowen (£ 8.0 million)

Finally, maybe selling the nailed amulets, someone who does not need an adaptation of the Premier League, is an excessive reaction.

Three of the last four seasons Bowen has brought more than 180 points and he looks bright in the pre-season, forming a decent partnership with Niclas FullKrug (£ 6.0 million).

However, West Ham United looked very sad in 3-0 who demean himself in Sunderland. Next are Chelsea, Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur.

Decision: Selling

Do you agree or disagree with this conclusion? Don’t hesitate to leave the comments below about who should be purchased or sold before Gameweek 2.

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