As per that post in the thread for a slightly more expensive midfielder, I have found myself looking into this option for my fourth midfielder spot due to my preferred team right now. I could even be swayed by selecting two of these for my fourth and fifth midfielder spot (by upgrading Carroll) and play 3-5-2 rather than 3-4-3.From4corners wrote: ↑02 Aug 2017, 07:55Well, he's not getting a mention in this thread due to the price focus. Same reason I am not mentioning Ryan Fraser here.
Bournemouth: Ryan Fraser
Burnley: Brady, Walters
Huddersfield: Palmer and Van la Parra (5.0)
Manchester United: Herrera
Others that might be of interest (for others):
Leicester: Albrighton, Gray (if Mahrez leaves)
Newcastle: Shelvey
Southampton: Ward-Prowse
Stoke: Allen (again?) and Bojan
Swansea: Fer
Question marks over Brunt who can drop back anytime..
Apart from being somewhat of a fan of Ryan Fraser when having seen him play last season, I've been looking at match reports and fan forums and I quite like the Huddersfield guys to be honest. Looks like Van la Parra has the least chance of rotation playing on the left of a three man midfield (4-2-3-1), with Palmer central and either Ince or Kachunga (6.0) on the right, who I am tempted by as well.
While Herrera could also have more license to get into the box and improve his stats (quite good in his first season at Utd), due to Matic arriving, Brady is the other one that tempts me due to his assist potential and set pieces. Burnley's first ten games are quite interesting with five favourable home games (WBA, CRY, HUD, WHA, NEW) flanked by away games to the bigger teams (CHE, SPU, LIV, EVE, MCY).
Anyone else looking at 5.5 midfield players and, if so, what are your thoughts if any?