Twelve players have had their Fantasy Premier League positions revised ahead of the new season, which could impact significantly on their points potential.
Manchester United's Anthony Martial (£9.5m) certainly looks equipped to better his 2015/16 output having been reclassified as a midfielder.
Reclassified players
| Player | Team | Value | 2015/16 Position | 2016/17 Position |
| J Campbell | Arsenal | £6.0m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Kenedy | Chelsea | £5.5m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Blind | Man Utd | £5.5m | Midfielder | Defender |
| Martial | Man Utd | £9.5m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Rodriguez | Southampton | £6.5m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Bojan | Stoke City | £6.0m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Kirchhoff | Sunderland | £4.5m | Defender | Midfielder |
| Watmore | Sunderland | £5.0m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Dier | Spurs | £5.5m | Defender | Midfielder |
| Son | Spurs | £7.5m | Forward | Midfielder |
| Brunt | West Brom | £5.0m | Midfielder | Defender |
| Leko | West Brom | £4.5m | Forward | Midfielder |
The clinical Frenchman fired in 11 goals and provided six assists in his debut season, along with an impressive 21 bonus points.
Martial will now earn an extra point for every goal scored as a midfielder, plus a further point for every United clean sheet.
The Red Devils registered 18 shut-outs in the previous campaign and are expected to be similarly resilient under Jose Mourinho. That appears to set up Martial to better last season's 141 points, provided he can cement a starting role.
Southampton's Jay Rodriguez could also progress as a result of this term's tweaks.
A long-term knee injury has limited the Saints man to only three starts in the last two campaigns, having fired 15 goals on his way to an FPL tally of 152 points in 2013/14.
Rodriguez could deliver exceptional value for a £6.5m price tag if he can establish himself under the stewardship of new manager Claude Puel.
Stoke City playmaker Bojan (£6.0m) and Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-Min (£7.5m) require careful monitoring after being converted to FPL midfielders.
Equally, exciting starlets Duncan Watmore (£5.0m) of Sunderland and Jonathan Leko of West Bromwich Albion (£4.5m) could enjoy break-out seasons if given the opportunity to impress.
In defence, Chris Brunt's (£5.0m) cultured left-foot delivery could prove productive if West Brom can also improve on their 11 clean sheets in 2015/16, although the Northern Ireland international is a doubt for the campaign kick-off with a knee injury.
This season's position changes may also lead to a reversal of fortunes.
Spurs' Eric Dier (£5.5m) benefited from 36 points from clean sheets when classified as a defender in 2015/16.
Now listed as a midfielder to reflect his screening role in front of the back four, Dier will gain only a single point from each Spurs shut-out. That will likely result in his tally for this season dipping below the impressive 130-point haul achieved last term.
Register your team on fantasy.premierleague.com before 11.30 BST on Saturday 13 August 2016.