Fpl Gameweek 27 Transfer Deal Sheet | Which Brighton Midfielder? | Fantasy Premier League 2022/23

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the FPL double gameweek 27 deal sheet extravaganza! I'm Holly Shand, and today we're diving into the magical world of Fantasy Premier League. This is where we'll discuss the top players to buy, monitor, and sell in each position. So, grab your captain's armband and join me on this rollercoaster ride through the FPL universe.

Defensive Delights: Who to Buy, Who to Monitor, and Who to Let Go

Let's kick things off with the guardians of the pitch, the defenders. The buy list features Brighton's sensation, Ben White. With two double gameweeks on the horizon, White offers a golden ticket into Brighton's defensive fortress. The recent drop of Robert Sanchez in goal makes him the go-to choice for FPL managers. White's attacking flair, with four key passes and five assists since the restart, adds a layer of glitter to his FPL appeal.

But beware, fellow managers, as game week 28 looms, where White will take a breather. Plan your strategy carefully to ensure he graces your squad for the double delight.

Now, on to the monitor list, where Chelsea's Rhys James takes the spotlight. Returning to action after a spell on the sidelines, James brings a breath of fresh air to Tuchel's Chelsea. The Blues have embraced a wingback system, which makes James an intriguing FPL asset. Imagine him stepping up to take penalties; it's not just a dream—it's a possibility!

Chelsea's upcoming fixtures are the stuff of FPL dreams. No blank in game week 28 and a delightful double in game week 29. Keep an eye on James; he might be your next recruit.

For those pondering defensive swaps, Manchester United's Luke Shaw could be your sacrifice this week. A double gameweek player is always enticing, but remember, he blanks in game week 28. So, consider it a short-term parting before rekindling your FPL romance with him in Manchester United's double gameweek in 29.

Midfield Maestros: The Brighton Conundrum and the Arsenal Virtuoso

Now, let's move to the bustling midfield, the heart and soul of your FPL team. The question on every manager's mind is: which Brighton midfielder to own? The answer might be "all of them," but if you're picking just one, Alexis Mac Allister is a name that dances off the page. He's not just good; he's FPL-phenomenal. With five big chances and seven shots on target in the last four games, Mac Allister's stats sing a melodic tale of promise.

Playing in the pivotal number 10 role and having penalty duties, his position in the lineup is as secure as Fort Knox. The uncertainties surrounding his position are fading, making him an unmissable choice for your FPL ensemble.

On the monitor list, we find Arsenal's prodigy, Martin Odegaard. Despite being dropped by some managers, Odegaard still shines as a treasure trove of FPL points. No double gameweeks in sight for Arsenal, but their fixtures sparkle like the Northern Lights. In the past four gameweeks, Odegaard boasts 21 shots and 18 key passes, making him a bonus point magnet. And remember, he's already found the net against Fulham this season.

Forwards of Destiny: Ivan Tony's Symphony and the Kane Conundrum

Upfront, the stage is set for a spectacle. Ivan Tony is the star of the show. He's not just a forward; he's an FPL essential for the double gameweek. Tony's highly-owned status and two yellow cards away from suspension might make you a tad nervous, but fear not! He's in the clear for the double gameweek 27 fixtures.

Moreover, the FA hearing for those yellow cards is set for April, so he's your golden boy for the foreseeable future. The stats don't lie; only Kane, Harland, and Trippier have more goals than Tony this season, and his bonus points tally rivals the very best.

Now, for the Kane dilemma. Many managers are contemplating the switch from Kane to Tony, and it's a high-wire act indeed. But in the short term, Kane looks just as appealing. With favorable fixtures and the potential for a captain's armband in a blank game week, he's a captivating choice.

The Farewell: Bid Adieu to Mitrovic

As we conclude this symphony of FPL wisdom, it's time to say goodbye to Alexander Mitrovic. He's been a rollercoaster of a ride on the deal sheet, but it's time to disembark. Despite his return to fitness, his recent performances have been akin to a flickering star. Just two big chances in five starts tell the tale of an FPL ship that has sailed.

With Fulham facing Arsenal and a game week 28 blank, it's the perfect moment to bid Mitrovic adieu. It's been a wild journey, but there are brighter stars to hitch your FPL wagon to.

In the ever-evolving world of Fantasy Premier League, stay vigilant, stay creative, and most importantly, stay positive. The FPL symphony continues, and your team is the orchestra. Make those moves, choose your captains wisely, and let the music of success flow through your FPL campaign. Good luck, managers, and may your arrows be green! 🎶🏆