Popular assets are already making themselves known in FPL, and many managers will be looking to the lower owned players(Differentials) as a way to gain an advantage early on, or simply keeping an eye on under-the-radar assets in order to capitalize on their success if they hit the ground running.
This article will look at a player from each team that is currently at less than 10% ownership to analyse their potential and whether or not you should consider putting them in your team.
All stats are taken from Fantasy Football Hub unless stated otherwise (where the player is a new signing from another league or a newly-promoted team).
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FPL Differentials and Ones to Watch for the 2023/24 Season
Kai Havertz (£7.5m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 35 starts last season with 102 total points
- 7 goals and 1 assist
- xG=11.89 and xA=5.39
- 0.6 xGI per 90
- 33 shots on target
- 19 big chances
- 38 key passes
- 5 big chances created
Havertz had a season on par with his previous ones at Chelsea, despite them finishing in a disappointing 12th place, and actually under-performed his expected figures. The difference between his xGI and actual goal involvement was around 9.28.
He now plays for an Arsenal team undergoing a big rebuild, who challenged for the title last season and scored 88 goals from an xG of just 71.02. They have great opening games, including Nottingham Forest, Fulham, and Everton. The tougher fixtures against Man United and Tottenham are home games.
Arsenal have a lot of talent in their midfield, and pre-season games will help fantasy managers get a feel for what role Havertz will play in the team. Considering his price tag, I think he should be a fairly consistent starter, but it’s not certain yet how the Champions League will affect Arsenal’s season.
However, if he thrives in this Arsenal team, Havertz has great potential and could be a crucial differential considering that Saka, Ødegaard, Martinelli, and Jesus are all currently sitting at over 10% ownership. He’s definitely someone to keep an eye on when the season kicks off.
Justin Kluivert (£5m MID)
Key stats (2022/23 Valencia via FBREF):
- 15 starts and 26 appearances
- 6 goals and 0 assists
- xG=6.6 and xA=2.4
- 0.56 xGI per 90
- 15 shots on target
- 23 key passes
I think Kluivert is a very exciting asset at just £5m. He impressed on his debut against Hibernian on July 13th, getting 2 assists, and he definitely has the potential to be one of the hidden gems of this season as a starting winger at Bournemouth.
Bournemouth’s attack, apart from Solanke, weren’t great FPL assets last year. Only three teams scored less goals (37) than them, and they were joint-18th for big chances (50). Although they have a decent opening fixture facing West Ham at home, Bournemouth also play Liverpool, Tottenham, and Chelsea in their opening six games. It’s likely that you would want to rotate a player like Kluivert and bench him in the tougher games, so that’s something to consider when you look at your team structure.
I think Kluivert is worth the extra £0.5m over the £4.5m options in midfield, but there are also a lot of more expensive options that FPL managers will want to prioritise. Regardless, he is very high on my watchlist and I’m hoping to own him at some point this season.
Further Read: Best £5 & £5.5 Million FPL Midfielders For The 2023/24 FPL Season
Pau Torres (£4.5m DEF)
Key stats (2022/23 with Villareal via FBREF)
- 34 starts
- 1 goal and 0 assists
- xG=2.4 and xA=1.0
- 0.10 xGI per 90
- 5 shots on target
- 14 key passes
Torres is a newer addition on this list, after his transfer and price were recently confirmed. I was personally expecting him to come in at £0.5m more expensive, so this was a pleasant surprise.
Aston Villa were a solid defence last season, getting 12 clean sheets and only conceding 46 goals (joint-5th among all teams). They have tough games against Newcastle, Liverpool, and Chelsea in the first six, but also face Everton, Burnley, and Crystal Palace. Similar to Botman, this would likely mean that the Villa defence would be rotated.
I think he’s a better option and more nailed than the popular Mings at the same price, so he would be my pick of the Aston Villa defence.
Álex Moreno (£5m DEF) is currently an injury doubt, but when he’s fully fit he is also a great option with attacking threat.
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Yoanne Wissa (£6m FOR)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 12 starts and 30 total appearances with 111 points
- 7 goals and 4 assists
- XG=5.26 and xA=2.47
- 0.4 xGI per 90
- 15 shots on target
- 9 big chances
- 13 key passes
- 3 big chances created
In Toney’s absence, a lot of attention is on £6.5 midfielder Mbeumo, who may play out of place up top. However, if you feel there are other players and teams you would like to cover in midfield, then maybe Wissa could be an enticing differential. He is also likely to have a key role at Brentford, and has had some solid seasons considering his price tag.
Brentford’s attack were solid last year. They scored 58 goals (joint-7th among all teams) and had 91 big chances (7th). After a tough opening game against Tottenham (H), Brentford have some great fixtures that justify Mbeumo’s popularity, such as Bournemouth and Everton.
Team-mate Mbeumo had a higher scoring campaign, but per 90 minutes Wissa beat Mbeumo on FPL points and goals. I think he’s a good option because we are spoilt for choice in midfield this year, so you may not have the space for Mbeumo. Between the two, I would still opt for Mbeumo, but as a differential Wissa is very exciting.
Pascal Groß (£6.5m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 37 starts and 159 points in total
- 9 goals and 8 assists
- xG=5.8 and xA=9.91
- 0.4 xGI per 90
- 19 shots on target
- 8 big chances
- 80 key passes
- 16 big chances created
Groß is going under the radar in favour of teammate Mitoma (also £6.5m), but he is a consistent starter and was Brighton’s top-scoring FPL asset for 2022/23. He also could be on penalties this season, which really boosts his potential. Last season, he was 3rd among midfielders for key passes and 4th for big chances created.
Brighton were a top attacking team in 2022/23. They scored 72 goals (4th among all teams), had 116 big chances (3rd), and the most shots on target of any team – with 232. Hub rates Brighton as gaining the most points in the opening six fixtures, along with Chelsea. An opening game against newly-promoted Luton at home will make starting with their assets very appealing – hence the popularity of Estupiñán and Mitoma.
Hub predicts Mitoma to have 20.1 points in the first four games compared to Groß’s 18.4, but the potential of Groß being on penalties is definitely something to consider.
Jordan Beyer (£4m DEF)
Key stats 2022/23 (via FBREF):
- 29 starts
- 1 goal and 2 assists
- xG=0.9 and xA=1.5
- 0.08 xGI per 90
- 13 shots on target
- 8 key passes
Amari’i Bell is by far the most-owned £4m defender at over 20% ownership, but Beyer is in my current team. Both are good options, considering their budget price tag.
For the most part, Beyer will be sitting on your bench as a backup in case of injury, or only played in the very favourable games. Games against Luton and Nottingham Forest could be good fixtures for this. Burnley did have the best defence in the Championship last season, conceding the least goals.
FPL managers can’t expect lots of points from £4m defenders, but as someone who could tick over and maybe grab a clean sheet when called upon, Beyer is a good choice.
For a full breakdown of the £4m defenders, you can read ALLABOUTFPL’s article- Best £4.0 Million FPL Defenders For The 2023/24 FPL Season
Raheem Sterling (£7m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 23 starts last season with 101 total points
- 6 goals and 4 assists
- xG=6.98 and xA=5.16
- 0.6 xGI per 90
- 18 shots on target
- 12 big chances
- 34 key passes
- 7 big chances created
In 2021/22 with Man City, Sterling got double the amount of goal contributions (13 goals and 7 assists). Therefore, he saw a big price reduction from £10m to £7m. Chelsea did have a poor season, finishing 12th and scoring just 38 goals – but Sterling still achieved a goal involvement of 38%.
If Chelsea see an improvement then Sterling can be great value for money. They have a tough opening fixture, facing Liverpool at Anfield, but they also face Luton, Nottingham Forest, and Bournemouth in the opening six fixtures. Hub predict them, along with Brighton, to get the most points in the first six games.
There is definitely a lot of competition for midfield slots, but Sterling is currently my favourite Chelsea asset in FPL. He is just outside the top 10 midfielders for expected points from GW1-4 – 19.4.
Joachim Andersen (£4.5m DEF)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 32 starts and 80 total points
- 1 goal and 0 assists
- xG=2.53 and xA=1.75
- 0.1 xGI per 90
- 9 shots on target
- 3 big chances
- 12 key passes
- 2 big chances created
£4.5m Crystal Palace defenders have been favoured among FPL managers the last two seasons, and Andersen beats his team-mates for most data.
Last season, Crystal Palace conceded 49 goals (9th among all teams), and were 7th for xGC (54.2). They have an opening game against newly-promoted Sheffield United. After that, they have some tougher games facing Arsenal, Brentford, and Aston Villa, but also play Wolves and Fulham at home. Their assets could therefore offer great value.
Andersen is my favourite of the Crystal Palace defenders, but there is a lot of competition in that £4.5m slot.
Further Read: Best £4.5 Million FPL Defenders for the 2023/24 FPL Season
Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£6m FOR)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 15 starts and 40 total points
- 2 goals and 1 assist
- xG=4.6 and xA=1.88
- 0.5 xGI per 90
- 10 shots on target
- 8 big chances
- 9 key passes
- 2 big chances created
Calvert-Lewin is capable of having a great season. In 2020/21, when he made 32 starts, he scored 16 goals and registered 6 assists. However, remaining fit and finding a good run of form will be key to this.
Everton have quite a good opening fixture run, facing Fulham, Wolves, and Sheffield United. However, they were 19th for goals (34), joint-10th for shots on target (152), and 12th for big chances (65). They were without Calvert-Lewin for a lot of it. Fixtures against Fulham, Wolves, and Sheffield United in particular will be favourable, so there is a potential for their budget-friendly assets to return.
His price tag of £6m means I think he could be considered as an interesting differential, but his injury history makes him quite a big risk.
Andreas Pereira (£5.5m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 33 starts and 123 total points
- 4 goals and 10 assists(8th among midfielders)
- xG=5.87 and xA=5.7
- 0.6 XGI per 90
- 23 shots on target
- 6 big chances
- 60 key passes
- 7 big chances created
Pereira was the standout £4.5m midfielder last year, and for a lot of managers he took a regular starting spot considering his goal threat. It is understandable he had a price rise of £1m.
Fulham had an impressive season, finishing 10th as a newly-promoted team. They scored 55 goals (9th among all teams), 62 big chances (joint-13th), and 149 shots on target (13th). They have very tough away games against Man City and Arsenal in their first six fixtures, so perhaps their nicer fixtures against Everton and Luton will be difficult to target given their long-term prospects.
Pereira is a good FPL asset, and although I’m personally staying away from Fulham players he is currently my favourite option of theirs.
Luis Díaz (£7.5m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 11 starts and 62 total points
- 4 goals and 2 assists
- xG=2.98 and xA=2.05
- 0.5 xGI per 90
- 8 shots on target
- 4 big chances
- 13 key passes
- 2 big chances created
Díaz had a season hit by injury, but he will be fully fit to start the upcoming campaign. He had a fairly good xGI per 90 minutes of 0.5, and he is favoured among fans to be a consistent starter compared to Gakpo and Núñez.
Despite falling out of the top 4, Liverpool’s attack were still very strong last season. They scored 75 goals (3rd among all teams), had 212 shots on target (4th), and 126 big chances (2nd). Opening fixtures facing Chelsea and Newcastle away have steered managers from Liverpool assets, but with favourable home games against Bournemouth, Aston Villa, and West Ham, their attackers could really rack up some big points.
I’m hoping for an injury-free campaign for Luis Díaz, and he has shown great potential in the team so far. He could be an alternative option to premium asset Salah if you are unwilling to spend that much money or simply don’t have the funds to do so.
Carlton Morris (£5.5m FOR)
Key stats 2022/23 via FBREF:
- 41 starts
- 20 goals and 6 assist
- xG=15 and xA=5.1
- 0.54 xGI per 90
- 38 shots on target
- 49 key passes
Morris was the 3rd-highest goal scorer in the Championship last season. He had just the 1 penalty goal, but this added bonus at just £5.5m is great.
In the Championship, Luton’s attack were not as strong as other teams. They were joint-8th for goals scored (57) and 8th for xG (58.2), but Hub does expect them to gain the most points in the first six games of all the promoted teams (8.2). Among tough games against Brighton and Chelsea, they play Burnley and Wolves at home.
As with most forwards at this price point, you will probably want to bench Morris during the more difficult fixtures, so this will have to be taken into account and you’ll have to have players with strong fixtures to cover him. Morris is my favourite Luton asset and one to keep an eye on, as he could provide great value if he hits the ground running, but it’s hard to predict just how well he’ll perform.
Further Read: FPL Team Structure Guide- 6 Different Team Structures with Drafts, Pros and Cons
Jack Grealish (£7.5m MID)
- 23 starts and 121 total points
- 5 goals and 10 assists
- xG=5.11 and xA=7.67
- 0.6 xGI per 90
- 16 shots on target
- 6 big chances
- 50 key passes
- 12 big chances created
With 15 goal returns in 23 starts, Grealish had a great 2022/23 season and, along with Foden, was quite popular among FPL managers. He is actually predicted to be the 2nd-highest scoring Man City mids from GW1-6, with 26 predicted points, only behind De Bruyne.
FPL managers will be familiar with just how strong Man City’s attack are. They were first for goals (94), xG (83.69) and big chances (132), and 2nd for shots on target (219). Haaland will reach over 80% ownership, so if you’re looking to benefit from their assets then doubling up with a midfielder could be a great play. Man City face two promoted teams in the opening six games, as well as Fulham, West Ham, and Nottingham Forest.
Most FPL managers will know that a downside of Man City assets is their risk of rotation. It is very hard to predict how Pep will line-up each week, but we choose them if we’re willing to take that risk because of how good Man City are. Personally, I prefer Foden out of the Man City mids but he is at 11% ownership. If you want more of a differential, I think Grealish is a solid choice, and I would pick him over the likes of De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva.
Mason Mount (£7m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 20 starts and 82 total points
- 3 goals and 4 assists
- xG=2.17 and xA=2.93
- 0.3 xGI per 90
- 9 shots on target
- 1 big chance
- 29 key passes
- 3 big chances created
These figures are definitely a drop off from Mount’s 2021/22 season, where he scored 11 goals and registered 11 assists.
As previously mentioned, none of Chelsea’s attackers particularly impressed from an FPL perspective, but UCL team Man United are really strengthening their squad. With 58 goals in the 2022/23 campaign, they were 5th for big chances (111), and 3rd for shots on target (215). Home games against Wolves and Nottingham Forest have been particularly favourable to FPL managers.
Similar to Havertz, it is unclear as to the exact role Mount will play at Man United. He did impress in their pre-season game against Leeds on Wednesday, and I think he is United’s best differential option – though he is almost at 10% ownership in the game right now.
Further Read: 2023/24 FPL Pre Season: All Clubs Friendlies Fixtures & Updates
Fabian Schär (£5m DEF)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 36 starts and 139 total points
- 1 goal and 3 assists
- xG=5.61(1st among defenders) and xA=2.91
- 0.2 xGI per 90
- 16 shots on target(1st among defenders)
- 9 big chances(1st among defenders)
- 19 key passes
- 3 big chances created
Schär was the 2nd-highest scoring Newcastle defender in FPL last year.
Despite their defensive assets scoring low at the latter stage of the season, Newcastle kept 14 clean sheets and conceded just 33 goals (the lowest along with Man City). However, Newcastle’s fixtures aren’t the best to start off with. They face teams that all finished in the top half of the table last year until GW6, where they play Sheffield United.
If you have the option to go for Schär over Botman, I think it would be a great way to have a differential pick. I also prefer Schär over Trippier’s £6.5m price tag. However, starting with a £5m defender with poor fixtures isn’t a great move, so I think Schär is more one for a future transfer.
Morgan Gibbs-White (£6m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 36 starts across the season and a total of 145 points
- 5 goals and 12 assists(4th among midfielders)
- xG=7.03 and xA=6.99
- 0.4 xGI per 90
- 23 shots on target
- 8 big chances
- 67 key passes
- 9 big chances created
Voted Nottingham Forest player of the season for 2022/23, Gibbs-White had an excellent campaign and remained a differential, despite his goal returns. He is also on penalties, free-kicks, and corners, so has great set-piece threat.
Nottingham Forest scored just 38 goals last season, with the second-lowest xG (38.79) of any team. They also face Arsenal, Man United, Chelsea, and Man City away from home within their first 6 games. So, for a lot of FPL managers, Nottingham Forest players will be avoided. However, Gibbs-White is the standout pick and, if you’re going to take a risk on difficult fixtures, I think he is the one to go for.
Priced at £6m, I think he can continue to offer great value. Only Trossard, Salah, and De Bruyne had more assists, but compared to assets like Mbeumo and Eze – who accumulated higher points totals – he does lack goal threat. This is surprising considering his expected goals were actually higher than his expected assists.
Further Read: 2023/24 FPL Pre Season: All Clubs Friendlies Fixtures & Updates
Iliman Ndiaye (£5.5m FOR)
Key stats 2022/23 (via FBREF):
- 43 starts
- 14 goals and 11 assists
- xG+12.8 and xA=6.8
- 0.48 xGI per 90
- 30 shots on target
- 51 key passes
As well as being a consistent goal scorer, Ndiaye was top in the Championship for total assists along with Ryan Giles.
Sheffield United were 3rd in the Championship for goals scored (73), and 2nd for xG (71.8). This will be difficult to translate to the Premier League, but their assets are only priced up to £5.5m. Opening games against Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest do have the potential for points, but tougher games against Man City, Tottenham, and Newcastle will put managers off starting with him.
I generally prefer to avoid promoted assets until we can see how they acclimatise to the Premier League. However, Ndiaye is one to look out for this season. Something that goes against him compared to other strikers at this price point is his lack of set-piece threat.
Pedro Porro (£5m DEF)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 13 starts and 59 total points
- 3 goals and 3 assists
- xG=1.48 and xA=2.66
- 0.3 xGI per 90
- 7 shots on target
- 1 big chance
- 25 key passes
- 4 big chances created
No defender scored more than 3 goals last season, and in just 13 starts Porro looks like a very exciting FPL asset.
Spurs were 5th last season for goals scored (70), 6th for shots on target (199), and 8th for big chances (80). Despite keeping 10 clean sheets, Spurs were 15th for goals conceded (63). They have a mixed bag of opening fixtures, with four of their first six being away games, but matches against Bournemouth, Burnley, and Sheffield United have great potential for points.
Porro is one of my favourite differentials this season, and he is currently in my team. At £5m, he has great attacking threat. It is unclear what role he will play under Ange Postecoglou, but I think he’s a very exciting asset if you can squeeze him into your defence.
Further Read: FPL Rotational Pairs and Combinations- Defenders and Goal Keepers
Jarrod Bowen (£7m MID)
Key stats 2022/23:
- 36 starts and 145 total points
- 6 goals and 9 assists
- xG=8.72 and xA=7.41
- 0.5 xGI per 90
- 24 shots on target
- 10 big chances
- 48 key passes
- 9 big chances created
Bowen has been an FPL favourite in that mid-priced midfielder slot, and he has been great value. He had the highest goal involvement of any West Ham asset last season, and he is the stand-out pick in the team for me.
West Ham scored 42 goals last season (13th among all teams), had 145 shots on target (joint-15th), and 62 big chances (joint-14th). West Ham are also predicted to score the least points (6.9) in their opening six games, with tough fixtures against Chelsea, Liverpool, and Man City. Perhaps their opening game against Bournemouth could be targeted, but the long-term potential does have to be considered.
I think once West Ham hit a good fixture run Bowen will be spoken about more and become more of an option. He could hit the ground running against Bournemouth, but his games after that means he is on my watch list rather than a contender for my starting team.
Chiquinho (£4.5m MID)
Chiquinho was out for the entire 2022/23 season with an ACL injury, but he is back fit now and has played pre-season minutes. It’s unfortunate that we haven’t seen a lot of him, but in 8 appearances (1 start) in 2021/22, he had 3 assists (xA=0.7).
Wolves scored the least goals (31) of any team last season and had the least big chances (41), and were also 19th for shots on target (126). An opening two games against Man United and Brighton are not ideal either, with their best opening fixtures being Everton and Luton away from home.
It is unsure how many minutes he will get and he is unlikely to be a consistent starter, but Chiquinho is one to keep on the watch list for this season.
For a full breakdown of the £4.5m midfielders, you can read ALLABOUTFPL’s article- £4.5 Million FPL Midfielders Watchlist for the 2023/24 FPL Season
Hopefully this helped you to create a watch list of differential players to keep an eye on as the season starts, or perhaps a low-owned asset to start with – who you think is going to surprise. Owning differentials are very exciting and rewarding if they pay off, but the risk of going against popular players is a tough one. Good luck!
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