Managers in Fantasy Premier League have new players to consider for Gameweek 25, ahead of the deadline of 11:30 GMT, Saturday 2 February.
The Scout analyses the prospects of four of them.
Miguel Almiron (NEW) £6.0m
Newcastle United's latest signing arrives having produced 22 goals and 19 assists over the last two seasons for MLS side Atlanta United.
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Almiron will give the Magpies a much-needed boost in attack, with the Paraguayan expected to occupy a central support role in a 4-2-3-1.
Karlan Grant (HUD) £5.0m
The fleet-footed forward could add a new element to a Huddersfield Town attack in need of revitalisation.
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Grant produced 14 goals and five assists for Charlton Athletic in League One this season and is looking to translate this form to the top flight.
Youri Tielemans (LEI) £6.0m
The box-to-box midfielder scored five goals in 20 Ligue 1 appearances for Monaco this season.
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Leicester City have a favourable schedule over Gameweeks 27 to 34 but FPL managers might still prefer to consider James Maddison (£6.7m) as the go-to Foxes midfielder at a similar cost.
Michy Batshuayi (CRY) £6.5m
The Belgian averaged a goal every 84.6 minutes over his two seasons at Chelsea.
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Batshuayi can raise Crystal Palace's goal threat and also reignite the Fantasy potential of Wilfried Zaha (£6.7m) if they switch to a 4-4-2 formation.
New GW25 player prices
Player | Club | Position | Price |
---|---|---|---|
Leandro Bacuna | CAR | DEF | £4.5m |
Antonio Barreca | NEW | DEF | £4.5m |
Havard Nordtveit | FUL | DEF | £4.5m |
Miguel Almiron | NEW | MID | £6.0m |
Lazar Markovic | FUL | MID | £5.0m |
Youri Tielemans | LEI | MID | £6.0m |
Michy Batshuayi | CRY | FWD | £6.5m |
Peter Crouch | BUR | FWD | £4.5m |
Karlan Grant | HUD | FWD | £5.0m |
Essential GW25 reading
Part 1: GW25 Ones to watch: Sane can offer double delight
Part 2: GW25 Captains: Double Gameweek players dominate
Part 4: GW25 Differentials: Wood can extend Burnley run
Part 5: GW25 Team news: Digne owners turn to Keane
Part 6: GW25 Selection: Sterling and Sane double up