A lot of managers have already activated their Wildcard or planning to active theirs ahead of FPL GW31 and in this blog, we share different drafts with upcoming plans and strategies going forward. This should help you give you a birds-eye view of the different drafts that you can arrive at for your team.
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FPL GW31 Wildcard Drafts and Planning ahead
FPL GW31 Wildcard Draft one(With an option to Bench Boost in GW33/GW36):
- This is a Wildcard draft with 1.6 million in the bank and flexible to bench boost either in GW33/GW36 depending upon the future announcements and injuries in coming weeks.
- GW32 rolling the transfer/dealing with any injuries.
- GW33 Planned transfers- Gordon to Martinelli and Raphinha to Barnes.
- First Option to Bench Boost – GW33 with 8 Double Gameweek players after the planned transfer and 7 good Single Gameweek players.
- GW34- GW36 Planned transfers- Broja to Mateta, Schar to Mitchell, Pope to Pickford and Weghorst to DCL.
- Second option to Bench Boost- GW36 with 15 Double Gameweek players after the planned transfers.
- Only major con of this draft is not going with Trent Alexander Arnold. But with the news that he is ruled out of GW31 and faces City in GW32, this gamble can very well pay off with the likes of James, Cancelo and Robertson providing enough premium options and upside.
Further Read: FPL Chip Strategy For The Remainder Of The Season | All Scenarios
FPL GW31 Wildcard Draft Two(With Bench Boost in GW33):
- This is the Wildcard draft with keeping GW33 Bench Boost in mind. Rudiger can be James if you want more upside albeit the rotation risk.
- 8 Double Gameweek players already for GW33– Pope, White, Gordon, Saka, Barnes, Weghorst, Broja, Schar.
- Mahrez can be Sancho if you are looking for more differential picks and also want to attack the GW33 Double.
- Another option to consider is- Mahrez and Gordon can be replaced by Kulusevski and Martinelli if you are not confident of your bench.
- 10 Double Gameweek Players already for GW36– White, Cancelo, Robertson, Rudiger, Barnes, Salah, Mahrez, Saka, Kane, Gordon.
- Just before GW36, Pope can be replaced Schmeichel who have good double in GW36 and GW37. Pope has 3 Double Gameweeks from GW31-GW35. Schar can be replaced after GW33 by a Everton defender(Double in GW36 and GW37) or Ben White if Everton don’t pick up form.
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FPL GW31 Wildcard Draft Three(With No Chips Left):
This is how this draft will look in GW33(without any transfers) and GW36(planned transfers)
- This is the Wildcard draft if you don’t have any chips left. TAA can be James/Rudiger if you plan to bring him later after GW32(when he is fully fit and after completing the City fixture).
- 6 Double Gameweek players for GW33 without doing any transfers.
- Planned transfers from GW34- GW36: Weghorst to Mateta, Kulusevski to Barnes, Schar to Mitchell.
Further Read: Teams & Players to Target in FPL Between GW31-34 | Fixture Analysis
FPL GW31 Wildcard Draft Four(With Free Hit in GW33):
- This is the Wildcard draft assuming you are planning to Free Hit in GW33 to attack with Manchester United, Leicester and Newcastle assets.
- Less stronger bench as more money is pumped in main 11 with 5 premiums- Salah, KDB, Cancelo, Robertson and Kane.
- De Bruyne is likely to start most of the game in the league as Liverpool are just one point behind and he is one of the most important players in midfield. He is likely to be less rotated compared to the front 3. Huge upside if you bring in De Bruyne right now as he is just at 7.3% ownership.
- 12 Double Gameweek players without doing any transfers for GW36.
- Broja can become 4.5 striker after GW33 if you don’t have your Bench Boost still. Pope(after GW35) can be Pickford/Schmeichel as they have a Double Double in GW36 and GW37. Ramsey can be upgraded to a Kulusevski/Gray/Olise if needed with the money gained.
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Further Reads from ALLABOUTFPL Ahead of FPL Gameweek 31:
FPL Chip Strategy For The Remainder Of The Season | All Scenarios
Teams & Players to Target in FPL Between GW31-34 | Fixture Analysis
Impact of FA Cup Results on FPL Gameweek 33 | FPL GW33 Fixtures
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