Fantasy Premier League: Top XI players to buy in your FPL Team for GW 19

In the Gameweek 19 Fantasy Premier League best XI, Trent Alexander-Arnold is one of the two Liverpool players selected, and the team lines up in a 3-5-2 formation. Alexander-Arnold’s remarkable run of form is expected to continue during Liverpool’s visit to Burnley. Priced at £8.3m, the right-back has consistently delivered Fantasy returns in nine of his last 10 appearances, contributing two goals, three assists, five clean sheets, and accumulating 12 bonus points.

In this lineup, Mohamed Salah, another standout performer from Liverpool, is named as the vice-captain. The team is structured in a 3-5-2 formation, with Tottenham Hotspur’s Son Heung-min being awarded the captain’s armband. This strategic formation and selection showcase the Fantasy potential of these players as they prepare to take on upcoming challenges in the Premier League.

Neto (Bournemouth)

Priced at £4.6m, Neto of AFC Bournemouth has emerged as a valuable budget pick in recent times. The No. 1 goalkeeper for Bournemouth has demonstrated his worth with an impressive tally of 28 points in his last six appearances.

This includes a combination of three clean sheets, three save points, and three bonus points, making him a reliable and cost-effective option for Fantasy managers. As Bournemouth prepares to face Fulham, Neto’s consistent contributions make him an appealing choice for those seeking reliable goalkeeping options on a budget.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)

Priced at £8.3m, Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool has been in exceptional form, creating a noteworthy 22 chances in the last four Gameweeks. This remarkable statistic sets him apart as the most prolific creator among defenders in Fantasy Premier League, surpassing his counterparts by at least 10 chances in the same period. Alexander-Arnold’s consistent ability to generate goal-scoring opportunities makes him a standout and influential option for Fantasy managers looking to bolster their defensive ranks.

Pedro Porro (Tottenham Hotspur)

Priced at £5.5m, Pedro Porro of Tottenham Hotspur emerges as a compelling Fantasy option, particularly for his attacking potential in the upcoming fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion. The Spurs full-back has showcased his attacking prowess in recent weeks, ranking among the top performers in various offensive metrics.

With 12 shots, eight shots in the box, and 12 key passes, Porro stands among the top two defenders in Fantasy for these statistics over the last four Gameweeks. This makes him an appealing choice for Fantasy managers seeking a defensive player with a strong ability to contribute to attacking returns.

Kieran Trippier (Newcastle United)

Priced at £6.9m, Kieran Trippier, the right-back for Newcastle United, is set to host Nottingham Forest after a run of impressive performances. Trippier has recorded just a single blank in his previous six appearances at St James’ Park, accumulating an impressive 52 points in that period.

This noteworthy tally is attributed to his contributions of three assists, five clean sheets, and 13 bonus points, showcasing Trippier’s consistent and valuable Fantasy output. As he prepares to face Nottingham Forest, Trippier emerges as a reliable option for managers seeking a defensively solid player with the potential for attacking returns.

Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

Priced at £13.2m, Mohamed Salah of Liverpool continues to dominate the player standings after his weekend strike against Arsenal, establishing a 15-point lead at the top. Salah’s impressive form suggests he is poised for another significant Fantasy Premier League return in the upcoming match against Burnley. Burnley, having conceded a league-high 22 goals in their nine home matches, presents a favorable opportunity for Salah to extend his point lead and deliver a strong performance for Fantasy managers.

Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur)

Priced at £9.8m, Son Heung-min of Tottenham Hotspur stands out as a key captaincy option in the upcoming fixture against Brighton & Hove Albion. Brighton is the only side in the league that has yet to keep a clean sheet, making them an appealing opponent for attacking returns.

Son’s potential for significant Fantasy hauls is underscored by his impressive record of delivering six double-figure hauls this season, a feat that ranks him joint-top with Mohamed Salah among all players. This consistent ability to produce high-scoring performances makes Son a compelling choice for Fantasy managers considering captain options.

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)

Priced at £9.0m, Bukayo Saka of Arsenal has shown an increased potential for goals in recent weeks, evident in his 11 shots in the box in the last four Gameweeks, a statistic that is joint-top for Arsenal players during this period.

Saka is set to face West Ham United in the upcoming fixture, and the London side has struggled defensively on the road, conceding at least three goals in four of their last six away matches. This sets the stage for Saka to capitalize on his goal-scoring form and be a promising Fantasy option for managers.

Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur)

Priced at £6.7m, Richarlison of Tottenham Hotspur has experienced a significant transformation in his Fantasy fortunes with a move up front for the team. In the last three Gameweeks, the Brazilian forward has been in prolific form, scoring four goals and accumulating an impressive 32 points. This shift in position has rejuvenated Richarlison’s Fantasy output, making him a noteworthy option for managers seeking an in-form and budget-friendly attacking asset.

Anthony Gordon (Newcastle)

Priced at £6.2m, Anthony Gordon of Newcastle has maintained a flawless record at St James’ Park throughout the season, consistently producing attacking returns in all eight of his appearances at home.

In the 2023/24 season, Gordon stands as the second top-scoring player in home matches, amassing an impressive 68 points. This impressive tally is attributed to his contribution of five goals and five assists, making him a reliable and high-performing option for Fantasy managers seeking consistent attacking output from a winger.

Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth)

Priced at £6.9m, Dominic Solanke of Bournemouth has become the top transfer target for Fantasy managers in Gameweek 19 following his impressive hat-trick and 17-point haul against Nottingham Forest over the weekend.

The Cherries’ frontman has experienced a surge in popularity, gaining over 170,000 new owners, and is now featured in over 22 percent of squads. Solanke’s outstanding performance has not only earned him Fantasy points but has also made him a sought-after asset as managers look to capitalize on his current form and goal-scoring prowess.

Julian Alvarez (Manchester City)

Priced at £6.8m, Julian Alvarez of Manchester City provided Fantasy managers with a reminder of his potential with a stellar performance, contributing two goals and an assist in City’s FIFA Club World Cup triumph over Fluminense. Should Alvarez deputize for Erling Haaland, who is priced at £13.9m?

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In the upcoming fixture against Everton, he could offer great value at his relatively lower cost of £6.8m. Alvarez’s recent standout performance adds to his appeal as a budget-friendly option for managers looking to capitalize on his potential contributions to City’s attack.