Through the first two months of the season, no side has scored more frequently than Manchester City.
In their second season under Pep Guardiola’s tutelage, City have averaged more than three goals per match to open this campaign and already look to be mounting the strongest title challenge on show.
With Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus as options in attack, we are blessed with two obvious routes to investment. However, reading Pep Guardiola’s intentions with the pair remains a test, made all the more difficult by the news of Aguero’s return to light training following his rib injury.
Just as Gabriel Jesus seemed cemented in the central attacking role, suddenly Aguero’s return seems more imminent, casting further doubts on the likely minutes of the pair over forthcoming Gameweeks.
So, instead, our attentions are drawn to City’s midfield in an effort to achieve coverage of this potent attacking unit while we wait for the striker situation to resolve.
In this article, we’ll be running the rule over three mid-priced Manchester City midfield options – David Silva, Leroy Sane and Raheem Sterling – alongside the more expensive Kevin De Bruyne, in an effort to ascertain where best to seek value from this side over the coming Gameweeks.
6 years, 6 months agoWeird thing happened yesterday (making my wildcard even worse, which looked unlikely).
Thought I needed to get Hazard in, in case he randomly rose. Saw Lacazette in my team, transferred him out to a 4.5 to get the funds. Went through. Then today woke up and realized I haven't had Laca for more than a week, since I got in Vardy for him.
Now I've lost Vardy's rise and I have to get him back in at 8.6.
Why the deuce does FPL let me do that transfer with an old browser window, even writing that it is in fact Laca I am selling?