"It's time to move Thiago on. The Brentford attacker seems to be nursing a minor injury and faces a rough run of fixtures - Everton, Sunderland and Chelsea in the next three. That's a worrying slate for a forward who thrives on open spaces and weaker defences. While he's always capable of nicking a return, there's nothing to suggest this stretch suits him or Brentford's attack."
"O'Reilly has done well to earn his starting spot, but FPL managers know better than to trust Pep Guardiola's rotation roulette for too long. Even if he keeps his place at left-back, difficult fixtures against Chelsea, Brighton and Manchester United make defensive returns a stretch. All three sides possess attacking threat, and City haven't exactly been watertight recently. Add in that lingering risk of a tactical benching, and O'Reilly quickly moves into the 'sell' category."
Gameweek 20 demands decisive transfers as mid-season ranks tighten and dead weight must be removed. Players facing injuries, rotation risk, or tough fixtures present poor short-term value. Thiago is dealing with a minor injury and faces Everton, Sunderland and Chelsea, making attacking returns unlikely on the upcoming run. O'Reilly carries rotation risk under Pep Guardiola and faces Chelsea, Brighton and Manchester United, reducing defensive return prospects. Hincapié offers limited minutes with Gabriel, William Saliba and Jurrien Timber ahead, leaving too much uncertainty for budget defensive cover. Selling these options frees funds for more reliable short-term picks.
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