If you’ve been reading our guides to World Cup fantasy football then you will have noticed that our recommendations often have one thing in common – they come with a hefty price tag.
That dream front three of Neymar, Harry Kane and Luis Suarez comes in at €33.7 million – meaning you’ve only got €71.3 million left to purchase another 12 players.
It’s a dilemma that we are here to ease with a look at the bargains who are overperforming in Russia but might have flown under your radar.
Sweden goalkeeper Robin Olsen applauds fans after beating Switzerland. Photo: EPA
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Goalkeepers
The most expensive keepers – France’s Hugo Lloris, Belgium’s Thibaut Courtois and the Brazilian pair of Ederson and Alisson – come in at €6 million each and have been selected by over 50 per cent of participants. Uruguay’s Muslera is an obvious alternative with 23 points at €5.7 million but 14 per cent of fantasy managers have opted for him.
