Fantasy Premier League is the official fantasy football platform ran by the league itself.
The season-long competition sees over 8,000,000 users from across the world compete to manage the highest scoring ‘fantasy’ team based on real life player performances.
Players from across the Premier League have been valued ahead of the new season. The cheapest players are priced at £4.0m and are those unlikely to pick up many if any points over the course of the season.
At the other end of the spectrum we have players such as Liverpool’s Mo Salah, who is the most expensive in the league at £13.0m.
But the game is won or lost in a user’s ability to pick out bargain players and predict who will score the most points in relation to their value.
While it is impossible to predict for sure, we have looked at the current prices of all Premier League players ahead of the 2022-23 season and picked out 17 players that stand out as potential bargain signings for Fantasy Premier League users.
13. Midfielder: James Ward-Prowse - £6.5m
The set-piece specialist could be a real steal on Fantasy Football this summer. The midfielder netted 10 goals and contributed a further five assists for Southampton last season. He outscored more expensive players such as Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva last season. If Southampton have a set-piece or penalty, he will be over it. Photo: Naomi Baker
14. Midfielder: Allan Saint-Maximin - £6.5m
The Frenchman was hard done by last season to be listed as a forward player. But now he has returned to a midfielder, £6.5m could represent great value. Will start most matches in an attacking position when fit and contributed five goals and four assists last season. | Getty Images
15. Forward: Gabriel Jesus - £8.0m
Has regularly surpassed 100 points per season despite limited minutes at Manchester City. His transfer to Arsenal and more consistent game time could make £8.0m a relative bargain. | Getty Images
16. Forward: Ivan Toney - £7.0m
The Brentford striker enjoyed a fine Premier League season last time out with 12 goals and five assists to his name. He will be on penalty duty for The Bees this upcoming season and has the potential to kick-on further. At £7.0m, he represents a solid and affordable striking option. Photo: Marc Atkins