"If you jumped on João Pedro for Chelsea's fixture run, you've been paid handsomely. Returns in six straight gameweeks is elite stuff and the form argument is strong. But now the fixtures turn, starting with Arsenal in Gameweek 28 and a tricky spell after that. A couple of his hauls have come from winning penalties, which won't always be there, and with so many forwards and mids entering great runs, this feels like an ideal 'sell high' moment."
"Fernandez has been a brilliant pick for a while - huge minutes, good underlying numbers and real freedom in the final third under Liam Rosenior. But Chelsea's nice spell is over and the fixture difficulty is about to spike, especially from an attacking perspective, with five of their next six opponents sitting in the top half for fewest expected goals conceded."
"Around his price you've got Harry Wilson, Dango Ouattara, Kevin Schade and even Dominik Szoboszlai, all with softer runs and more attractive short-term upside. Fernandez is still a great player, but for FPL, the smart play is to jump to friendlier schedules."
Gameweek 28 represents a critical juncture in Fantasy Premier League where fixture difficulty increases significantly and blank gameweeks loom in week 31. Five players warrant selling before this gameweek, headlined by three Chelsea assets and two Arsenal options. João Pedro has delivered elite returns across six consecutive gameweeks but faces tougher fixtures starting with Arsenal, making this an optimal sell-high moment. Moisés Fernández, despite strong underlying numbers and minutes, confronts a spike in fixture difficulty with five of Chelsea's next six opponents ranking in the top half for fewest expected goals conceded. Timber's minutes remain managed despite an attacking return. Mid-priced alternatives with superior fixture runs offer better value and structure upgrades for fantasy managers.
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