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FPL Andy's Liverpool shortlist puts Isak's price in focus

The Gameweek 10 guide weighs Liverpool's promising fixture run against squad budgets, then makes a case for keeping several heavily sold players.

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0:13Liverpool's fixture run strengthens their appeal, particularly for managers planning a Gameweek 14 Free Hit.
1:25Isak suits managers willing to commit the budget up front; Liverpool's other options offer different compromises.
9:36Andy rates Groß highly for his price, but another yellow card would bring a suspension.
13:04Andy argues for keeping Ødegaard before Hull; Barry gets a similar endorsement before Coventry.
18:48Rudoni and Enciso emerge as Andy's preferred budget midfield options.
25:35Hall is sellable; van Hecke looks a better buy next Gameweek, while Fernandes and Mbeumo can stay.

Buying a Liverpool player is only the start of the decision. For FPL Andy, the harder question is how much of your Fantasy Premier League budget you want tied up in one position.

His Gameweek 10 transfer guide on Let's Talk FPL has drawn about 103,000 views since yesterday. Liverpool lead the discussion, with Andy examining a long run of fixtures and explaining why managers planning to use their Free Hit chip in Gameweek 14 might find their players particularly useful.

Alexander Isak gets a qualified endorsement: Andy considers him a good pick if managers are comfortable committing that much money to their forward line. At the back, he distinguishes the cheaper route into Liverpool's defence from Virgil van Dijk's extra goal threat and potential for bonus points. It is a shortlist built around what a squad can afford, rather than a single player everyone should buy.

The rest of the guide is often an argument against an impatient sale. Andy would keep Martin Ødegaard before Arsenal host Hull and Thierno Barry before Everton face Coventry. He also sees little problem with giving Bruno Fernandes and Bryan Mbeumo another week for their home fixtures.

There are clearer exit routes elsewhere. Andy says Lewis Hall can be sold, while his preferred budget midfield options are Jack Rudoni and Julio Enciso. Pascal Groß remains his standout midfielder in his price bracket, although being one yellow card away from suspension complicates the decision.

Jan Paul van Hecke gets a timing caveat, too. After the defender's big points return, Andy would rather buy in Gameweek 11 than immediately chase the score that has already happened.

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