Gameweek 32 Transfer Targets Revealed – Arsenal Double-Up, Shock Differentials & Who To Sell Before Friday's Deadline

0:00Here's what you need to know in the next 7 minutes to nail your Game Week 32 transfers before that Friday deadline. Let's go. Right, news first. Game Week 31 is done and there were some massive results to digest. Nottingham Forest absolutely battered Spurs 3-0, continuing their incredible run under Sean Dij. Everton demolished Chelsea 3-0, which is a nightmare if you have Xiao Pedro in your squad. Brighton beat Liverpool 2-1, which will have half the FPL world sweating, and Sunderland pulled off a stunning 2-1 win at Newcastle in the time where Derby. Big implications for FPL planning all round. On the injury front, Dango Otara was benched this Game Week, and while the reasons appear tactical, it's worth keeping a close eye on his situation before committing to any Bournemouth assets. Some of Il of West Ham is also carrying a knock, according to the latest team news. So avoid him for Game Week 32.

1:01And with Tiago picking up a death cons score in Game Week 31, there could be fitness questions hovering there too. Stay alert. Now let's get into the transfers. First up in the transfer in Column, Gabrielle from Arsenal, £7.2m, 43.1% ownership, and seeing over 41,000 transfers in this week. The man has kept 14 clean sheets this season, and is averaging an extraordinary 6.9 points per game. Arsenal hosts Bournemouth on Saturday 11th April, and with 8.8 expected points for Game Week 32, this is the fixture you want your defenders in. Bournemouth have an FDR of 5 away from home in this one, meaning it's a tough trip for Andoni Eriola's side. Gabrielle is a set-piece threat too, with 3 goals and 4 assists this season. Verdict, essential. If you don't have him, fix that now. Second transfer in, Giocarez of Arsenal, £8.8m, 11.5% ownership, with nearly 18,000 transfers

2:08in this week. 11 goals this season for the Arsenal forward, and he's got a form rating of 5.8 with 6.8 expected points for Game Week 32. Arsenal at home to Bournemouth is a mouth-watering fixture for attacking assets, and Giocarez has been clinical in front of goal. At just over 11% ownership, there's still a real differential edge here. Verdict, goodbye, especially if you're chasing your mini-league rivals. Third transfer in, Wilson of Fulham, £6.1m, 24.9% ownership, pulling in over 33,000 transfers this week. He scored again in Game Week 31, played 86 minutes against Burnley, and now has 10 goals and 8 assists this season. That's stunning returns for a 6.1m midfielder. Fulham host Liverpool on Saturday, and while that's a tough game on paper, Wilson thrives in big fixtures.

3:08He's averaging 5.2 points per game, and has 5.9 expected points for Game Week 32. Verdict, good. Pulling him in and don't overthink it. Now the transfers out. First to consider selling, Sheshko of Man United, £7.4m, £6.9% ownership, and seeing nearly 18,000 transfers out this week. He came off the bench in Game Week 31, playing just 19 minutes in Man United's loss. Nine goals this season, but his form is fading, and Man United face leads away in Game Week 32, where leads have a surprisingly good FDR of 4 at home. His expected points for the next Game Week are just 5.1. Michael Carrick's side look disjointed right now. Verdict, sell and reinvest elsewhere. Second to consider, Virgil of Liverpool, £6.3m, £34.9% ownership, with nearly 20,000 transfers

4:13out this week. He played the full 90 minutes in the 2-1 defeat to Brighton, earning just 3 points, and Liverpool conceded again. They've now let in 42 goals this season. Fuller at home in Game Week 32 is a tricky fixture, and with 5.3 expected points, there are better defensive options for that price. Verdict, sell if you need the funds to upgrade elsewhere, particularly for Gabrielle. Number to assess, Jouel Pedro of Chelsea, £7.8m, 50% ownership, and over 52,000 managers moving him out this week. He played 77 minutes in Game Week 31, but didn't score or assist, as Chelsea were demolished 3-0 by Everton. Fourteen goals are 9 assists this season, it's still impressive, but Chelsea faced Man City in Game Week 32, and that is a nightmare fixture. With Liam Resignia still finding his feet, Chelsea looked vulnerable.

5:17Verdict, hold if you're short on transfers, but if you have a free chip, there are better places for that £7.8m. Now for your differentials, players under 10% ownership who could absolutely haul in Game Week 32. This is differential, Raya of Arsenal. £6m 34.5% ownership. Wait, that's too high for a differential technically, but the expected points of £6.0 for Game Week 32 against Bournemouth make this worth mentioning for those without him. Moving on to the real differentials. Igor J. Zeus of Nottingham Forest. £5.8m, just 1.2% ownership. He scored in Game Week 31, played 70 minutes, earned 8 points with bonus, and Forest faced Aston Villa at home in Game Week 32.

6:17Sean Ditch's Forest have been outstanding defensively and on the counter. At 1.2% he is the ultimate differential. Pete Goal's involvement this season and a resurgent forest side behind him. Flyer of the week. Second differential, Fleming of Burnley. £5.3m, just 0.4% ownership. He scored in Game Week 31 against Fulham, played the full 90 minutes and earned 7 points. Holy host Brighton in Game Week 32, and with a form rating of 4.8 and 4.3 expected points he could sneak another return. 8 Goals this season at under £6 million. Extremely low ownership means huge green arrows if he delivers. Captain C. Pick for Game Week 32, Gabrielle of Arsenal. 8.8 expected points, home fixture against Bournemouth, 14 clean sheets this season, and

7:19a set piece monster. If you're captaining a defender it sounds mad, but Gabrielle is the safest arm band option this week outside of a premium forward. For those with Jocarez, that's your captain call sorted too with the same fixture. Key tip for Game Week 32. Don't be distracted by the Chelsea vs Man City game on Sunday. Both teams are unpredictable right now, and FPL assets from that fixture carry enormous risk. Target the Arsenal and Fulham double up instead. Gabrielle, Raya, Jocarez and Wilson give you solid coverage across the weekend's best fixtures. Want to win your fantasy Premier League mini leagues? Join Fantasy Football Hub today with 30% off using our link in the show notes. That's your Game Week 32 prep done. Subscribe at who got the points.com and we'll see you tomorrow.