This is the final article in my midfield series, where we move into the budget options priced between £4.5m and £6.0m.
There are some more well-known names in the £6.0m bracket, but hopefully I can also highlight a few hidden gems along the way. It is quite a big pool of players, and my gut feeling is that it could take a few Gameweeks before we really understand who the best options are in this bracket.
What I want to do with this article is give managers a bit of an insight into the players I am leaning towards ahead of Gameweek 1. Some are safer bets, while others are more of a risk.
For me personally, when I am looking at this price bracket, I am primarily looking for someone who is nailed on for minutes. If they can also offer some DEFCON points or goal involvements, even better. There are even a couple of penalty takers in here, which could make them particularly attractive options.
Realistically, this is the sort of player I am probably going to have sitting on my bench or occupying that 4th midfielder role, as I am likely to start the season with a 3-4-3. So for me, the priority is nailed-on minutes, and if we can pick up some DEFCON points or the odd goal or assist along the way, that is a bonus.
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Best Budget FPL Midfielders for 26/27 Season | £4.5m to £6.0m
Best Value for Money Midfielders for 2026/27 season
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Budget FPL Midfielders
Iliman Ndiaye £6.0m
The first player I want to look at in this article is Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye.
Ndiaye is likely to be Everton’s first-choice penalty taker, having already scored 2 from 2 penalties in pre-season, and that immediately makes him an interesting option at £6.0m.
Everton Friendlies Summary: (Pre- Season Summary and Round up for all 20 Teams)
Barry ⚽⚽⚽🅰️ (£5.5 FWD)
Dewsbury Hall 🅰️🅰️🅰️
Ndiaye ⚽⚽
Armstrong 🅰️🅰️
Beto ⚽
George ⚽
Rohl ⚽
McNeil ⚽ (Moved to Palace)
Alcaraz 🅰️
He scored 6 goals and provided 3 assists last season, racking up 128 points, and he is currently the most selected midfielder in this price bracket, with nearly 16% ownership. His opening fixtures are also really appealing, with Everton facing Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, Manchester United, Tottenham, Ipswich and Hull in their first 6 Gameweeks. That gives him a really nice run of fixtures to start the season, including 2 of his opening 2 games against teams with new managers.
For me, the biggest attraction is that Ndiaye looks very likely to be nailed on for Everton. There was some talk of him leaving earlier in the transfer window, but he has stayed put for now, and if he remains first choice on penalties, I think that makes him one of the stronger options in this price bracket.
He might not be the player that immediately jumps off the page when you look at the midfield options, but when you combine his expected minutes, penalty duties and opening fixtures, I think Ndiaye is a really appealing option at just £6.0m.
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Kevin Schade £6.0m
The next player I want to look at is Brentford’s Kevin Schade, and this is probably one of the more exciting options in this price bracket.
No midfielder managed more big chances than Schade in the Premier League last season. He scored 8 goals and provided 5 assists, giving him 125 points across the campaign.
What is particularly interesting is that his underlying numbers were even better than his actual output. In simple terms, his expected goal involvements were significantly higher than the 13 goal involvements he actually produced, which suggests there could be plenty more to come.
At the time of writing, Schade is selected by just 2.7% of managers, so he is a very interesting differential. He opens the season against Tottenham before facing Leeds, Sunderland and Bournemouth, giving him some decent fixtures to start the campaign.
The downside, however, is his minutes. Schade started 32 games last season, but only completed the full 90 minutes in 18 of those matches. He was regularly substituted before the final whistle, so while I really like his attacking potential, there is a slight concern over how much time he will actually spend on the pitch.
He also faces new competition this season from Jaidon Anthony, who Brentford signed from Burnley, so that is another situation worth monitoring. Schade has already scored 2 goals and provided 2 assists in pre-season, so he will be hoping to hit the ground running and support Igor Thiago, who is expected to lead the line once again.
Brentford Friendlies Summary:
Thiago ⚽⚽⚽🅰️
Schade ⚽⚽🅰️🅰️
Wilson ⚽⚽🅰️🅰️
Ouattara ⚽⚽🅰️🅰️ (£6.5 MID)
Anthony ⚽🅰️🅰️
Damsagaard ⚽🅰️🅰️
Lewis Potter ⚽⚽
Jensen 🅰️🅰️
Janelt 🅰️🅰️
Sangare ⚽ (£5.5 MID)
Pinnock ⚽
Furo ⚽
Henry ⚽
Kayode 🅰️
Collins 🅰️
For me, Schade is probably the most dangerous attacking option in this bracket, but the minutes are the concern. As I said at the start, my priority is nailed on minutes, so that is something I will definitely be keeping an eye on before Gameweek 1.
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Enzo Le Fée £6.0m
The next player I want to look at is a very eye-catching name, and one that I was quite intrigued by when I saw his price. I thought Enzo Le Fée might come in at around £6.5m, so £6.0m immediately felt very reasonable to me.
Le Fée accumulated 147 points last season, scoring 5 goals and providing 6 assists. Only James Garner scored more points last season among the players in this price bracket, although Garner is unfortunately injured and looks set to miss the start of the season. This means Le Fée is last season’s highest-scoring midfielder who is fit and available in this price bracket. He was also joint-top for assists at Sunderland and averaged 4.1 points per match. Additionally, he picked up 12 points from DEFCON last season, averaging 9.66 defensive contributions per start, so there is a nice additional source of points there.
What makes him even more appealing is his set-piece involvement. In Sunderland’s most recent pre-season friendly, Diarra was benched, which should make Le Fée the first-choice penalty taker heading into the new season. He should also continue to be involved with corners and free kicks. Le Fée has already scored 3 goals in pre-season, while Sunderland have a really appealing opening run of Ipswich, Fulham and Brentford.
Sunderland Friendlies Summary:
Le Fee ⚽⚽⚽ (£6.0 MID)
Hume ⚽⚽🅰️ (£4.5 DEF)
Rigg ⚽🅰️🅰️
Brobbey ⚽🅰️
Mukiele ⚽
Isidor ⚽
Reinildo 🅰️
Talbi 🅰️
Just to put into perspective how impressive his debut season for Sunderland was, Le Fée scored more FPL points than the likes of Matheus Cunha, Rayan Cherki, Florian Wirtz and Cole Palmer last season. Those are all big names who sit in the premium price brackets, so I think that is worth highlighting.
For me, Le Fée is a really attractive option at £6.0m. He looks nailed on for minutes, has attacking potential, DEFCON potential and looks set to have penalty duties as well.
If you haven’t quite got the money for Le Fée, I would also keep an eye on his teammate and captain, Granit Xhaka, who comes in at £5.5m. Xhaka was a player I owned a lot last season and he did exactly the job I want from this sort of player. He can sit on my bench and come into the starting XI when needed. He scored 124 points last season, with 1 goal and 6 assists, but most importantly he picked up 26 points from DEFCON.
For me, I think I can justify spending the extra £0.5m on Le Fée because of the potential penalty duties, but Xhaka is certainly one to keep an eye on.
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Pascal Groß £5.5m
The next player I want to look at is one of the more experienced options in this price bracket, Brighton’s Pascal Groß.
I really like Groß at £5.5m, particularly because he looks set to be nailed on for minutes. He is something of a club legend at Brighton, so much so that the Seagulls brought him back to the club in January, and he played 85 minutes or more in 18 of the 19 appearances he made after returning.
He has already started to show some promising signs in pre-season too, with 1 goal and 1 assist, while last season he scored 1 goal and provided 6 assists in just 18 starts. He is currently selected by around 11.5% of managers and averaged 4.1 points per match.
One of the biggest attractions for me is the set-piece potential. With Danny Welbeck moving to Chelsea, I can see Groß taking on penalty duties, while he should also continue to be involved with free kicks and corners from both sides.
Update: Brighton have also signed Promise David on loan, the Canadian striker has taken 12 penalties in his career and converted 10 of them, it remains to be seen if he becomes the 1st choice penalty taker right away.
Interestingly, only Ryan Cherki and Bruno Fernandes recorded more assists per appearance than Groß last season. Something I think managers need to bear in mind when looking at his numbers from last season. If you simply look at his overall points, goals and assists, you might think there are better options elsewhere. However, it is important to remember that Groß only made 18 starts because he rejoined Brighton in January. He wasn’t being left out of the team, he simply wasn’t at the club for the first half of the season. The fact that he still managed 6 assists in those 18 starts is therefore really encouraging and gives us a good indication of what he could offer over a full season.
For me, the only real concern is his age. Groß is now 35, and there will understandably be some questions over whether he can remain a regular starter throughout the season, particularly with Brighton also competing in European football. That is the one thing that would make me slightly nervous about selecting him.
However, I do think he looks nailed on to start the season in the Premier League, and if he can continue to get regular minutes, his set-piece involvement makes him a very appealing option at £5.5m.
I also don’t think I can quite justify spending the extra £0.5m on Jack Hinshelwood at the moment. Hinshelwood may offer a little more from open play, but Groß has the added attraction of penalties and set pieces, which is exactly the sort of thing I am looking for in this price bracket. For a player who is likely to sit in my 4/5th midfielder spot, I think Groß could be a really smart pick.
Mamadou Sangaré £5.5m
Another player in the £5.5m bracket that I want to discuss is Brentford’s new man, Mamadou Sangaré, and this is probably one of the more under-the-radar options in this article. The 24-year-old joined the Bees from RC Lens for a reported £41.1m, which represents a club-record fee for Brentford, so it is clear they see him as a very important player for the future.
Sangaré scored 3 goals and provided 4 assists in 29 starts for RC Lens in Ligue 1 last season, but it is his defensive numbers that really catch my eye from an FPL perspective. He averaged 14.2 DEFCON per 90 minutes, which suggests he could be something of a DEFCON magnet in the Premier League. He was also ranked 5th among midfielders in Europe’s top 5 leagues for ball recoveries per 90 last season, highlighting just how active he is in midfield.
He has already hit the ground running for Brentford too, scoring a lovely half-volley in their most recent friendly against Frankfurt.
I’ll be completely honest, Sangaré is a player I didn’t know a huge amount about before he made the move to the Premier League, and I think that is probably the case for a lot of FPL managers. That could explain why he is currently selected by fewer than 2% of managers, making him a really interesting differential.
Of course, there is always a risk when bringing in a player from another league. Ligue 1 to the Premier League is a big step up, and there is always that question of whether you want to trust a new signing in your Gameweek 1 team before seeing how they adapt to English football. However, Sangaré arrives in England with some impressive achievements behind him. Last season, he was named in the Ligue 1 Team of the Season, won the Prix Marc-Vivien Foé as the league’s best African player, helped Lens finish 2nd in Ligue 1 and was part of the side that won the Coupe de France for the first time in the club’s history.
For me, he is definitely one to watch. I am not quite ready to say he is a must-have for Gameweek 1, especially given the step up to the Premier League, but at £5.5m, his defensive numbers make him a very interesting option.
If he can translate that form to Brentford, he could become exactly the sort of budget midfielder I am looking for.
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Diego Gómez £5.0m
The final part of this article moves into the £5.0m and £4.5m options, and unfortunately, at the time of writing, there isn’t loads to write home about.
The standout £5.0m option for me at the moment is Brighton’s Diego Gómez. He has registered 1 assist in pre-season, while last season he scored 5 goals and provided 1 assist.
Gómez started on the wing in Brighton’s most recent pre-season friendly and looked like a strong candidate to start Gameweek 1, particularly with Mitoma and Minteh dealing with fitness and injury concerns.
However, there is now a slight concern over Gómez himself. He was substituted in that most recent friendly and was seen limping down the tunnel, so this is definitely a situation we need to monitor over the next few days. Before that, I thought Gómez was probably the front-runner from the £5.0m midfielders, purely because he looked like he could offer both attacking potential and regular minutes.
If he is fit for Gameweek 1, he could still be a really interesting option, particularly with Brighton’s attacking options being affected by injuries. For now, though, I think we need to wait for an update on his fitness before getting too excited. At £5.0m, he could be a very useful budget option, but there is no point picking a £5.0m midfielder if he’s going to be watching the first Gameweek from the physio room!
Ethan Ampadu £5.5m
Ampadu is a nailed starter for Leeds and is a DEFCON magnet who averaged 11.89 Defensive Contributions/90 last season. He is also another option to consider for the 5.5 million Midfielder slot.
Top Midfielders for DEFCON last season:
- Anderson- 514
- Garner- 458
- Ampadu- 412
- Scott- 386
- Rice- 377
Christian Nørgaard £5.0m & James Garner £6.0m (Monitor)
One player I would avoid for Gameweek 1 at the moment, but definitely keep an eye on, is Everton’s new signing Christian Nørgaard. Priced at just £5.0m, I think Nørgaard could eventually become a really good value option. However, he has missed Everton’s last 2 friendlies due to a lack of match fitness, so I wouldn’t be looking to bring him into my squad just yet.
Nørgaard is obviously no stranger to the Premier League, having spent several seasons at Brentford before moving to Arsenal. Things didn’t quite work out for him at Arsenal, with opportunities and minutes limited, but I think this move to Everton could give him the chance to establish himself as an important player again. For me, he is more of a player to monitor over the opening few Gameweeks. If he starts getting regular minutes and looks like he is going to be a consistent starter for David Moyes, then £5.0m could look like a very attractive price. I would expect him to become a regular starter for Everton once he is fully fit, so this could be one to revisit once we have a better idea of his minutes.
While we are on Everton, James Garner (£6.0m) is another player I would keep an eye on. He is currently injured, so for me he is a definite avoid for Gameweek 1 unless David Moyes gives us some very positive news on his fitness over the next few days.
Both Nørgaard and Garner are players I would keep on the watchlist rather than considering for my Gameweek 1 team. Moyes will want to get both back into his side as soon as they are ready, and if Nørgaard can establish himself as a regular starter, I could see £5.0m looking like an absolute steal later in the season.
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The £4.5m Budget FPL Midfielders (Slater, Yates and Hughes)
Finally, we move into the £4.5m bracket, and if I’m being completely honest, I really can’t see a huge amount of potential here at the moment.
The player I would probably lean towards is Hull City’s Regan Slater.
He is expected to start for Hull in the opening Gameweek or two, which makes him an interesting option at £4.5m. However, Hull are continuing to make a number of signings, so while I think Slater looks likely to get some early minutes, I wouldn’t say he is nailed on to remain a regular starter for the long term.
Slater scored 2 goals and provided 2 assists in the Championship last season as Hull secured promotion back to the Premier League. However, I wouldn’t expect huge attacking returns from him at £4.5m. His main appeal is simply the possibility of regular minutes at the cheapest possible price.
Other names that have been mentioned around the £4.5m bracket include Nottingham Forest’s Ryan Yates and Crystal Palace’s Will Hughes, both of whom currently have higher ownership than Slater.
But if I’m being completely honest, I don’t think there is much between the 3 of them. For me, unfortunately, none of these options are quite convincing enough from a minutes or points perspective to secure a place in my Gameweek 1 team.
If you are looking for a £4.5m midfielder purely to sit on your bench, then Slater is probably the one I would be leaning towards at the moment. However, I certainly wouldn’t be going out of my way to find a reason to put any of them in my starting XI.
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My Budget FPL Midfielders watchlist
Before I wrap things up, there are a few other players in this price bracket that I haven’t mentioned in as much detail, but are certainly worth keeping an eye on during pre-season and the opening few Gameweeks.
- Tottenham’s new signings, Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, have both already found the back of the net in pre-season and could be interesting options if they nail down regular starting places.
- At £6.0m, Liverpool’s Ryan Gravenberch is another player worth mentioning. I suspect most managers will prefer to spend the extra £1.0m on Dominik Szoboszlai, but Gravenberch does offer a cheaper route into what should be one of the better attacking teams in the league.
- Caleb Yirenkyi is another option on the watchlist; he scored 2 Goals, 6 Assists, 0.19 xGI/90 in 30 apps for Nordsjælland in the Danish Superliga. Most importantly, he averaged 13.05 DEFCON/90. In Coventry’s last friendly, he got an assist and got 9 DEFCON’s in 65 minutes (via @AlexVolloFPL)
- There are also a couple of Aston Villa players I want to keep an eye on. John McGinn (£5.5m) has already registered 1 goal and 1 assist in pre-season, and I think he could have an even more important role this season. Morgan Rogers, Youri Tielemans and Lucas Digne have all left the club, and while they don’t all play in the same position as McGinn, all 3 were regular starters for Villa last season. With those experienced players now gone, I would expect Unai Emery to turn to McGinn as one of the senior figures in the squad. I expect him to start most games and play an important role in helping Villa maintain the standards they have shown over the last couple of seasons despite losing some key players.
- And finally, Emiliano Buendía (£6.0m) is one I will definitely be watching. He has already scored 2 goals and provided 4 assists in pre-season, and we know there is plenty of ability there. If he can find some consistency and secure regular minutes, he could become a very interesting option.
I probably wouldn’t pick any of these ahead of the players I’ve discussed in more detail, but that’s not to say they should be ignored. Early gameweeks can change things very quickly, so these are definitely names I will be keeping on my watchlist.
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So which Budget FPL Midfielders should managers pick?
So overall, those are the players that I feel are the best options in this price bracket.
If I’m being completely honest, my final thoughts are that Enzo Le Fée is my preferred £6.0m option, with Iliman Ndiaye a very close second. I think both are really good options, but I’m just leaning slightly more towards Le Fée at the moment, mainly because of the combination of his attacking potential, DEFCON, set pieces and what looks like penalty duties.
When it comes to the £5.5m options, Pascal Groß is probably my favourite. His experience, set-piece involvement and the fact that he looks likely to be on penalties make him really appealing for me, particularly when I’m looking for someone to fill that 4/5th midfielder role.
If you want to take a bit more of a punt, then Mamadou Sangaré is the one I’d be looking at. I don’t expect him to be producing the big hauls that you might get from some of the premium midfielders, but if he can establish himself as a regular starter, his DEFCON numbers could make him a really useful FPL asset. Given the amount Brentford have invested in him, you’d expect him to be given a real opportunity to establish himself in the team, and at £5.5m, I think he could prove to be a bit of a steal.
One other thing I would say is that I would definitely prioritise finding that extra £0.5m to move up to a £5.5m midfielder rather than settling for a £5.0m option. Purely based on what we know heading into Gameweek 1, I don’t think there is a particularly reliable option below £5.5m at the moment. Diego Gómez could potentially change that if he proves his fitness, but otherwise, I think you can justify spending the extra £0.5m on the likes of Groß, Sangaré or even Xhaka. For me, that extra £0.5m could make a big difference when it comes to having someone you actually trust to step into your starting XI when needed.
So, if it was my squad right now, I’d probably be going for Le Fée and Groß, but I would have absolutely no problem with managers taking a chance on Ndiaye or Sangaré instead. In a price bracket like this, there isn’t necessarily one correct answer, and I think we could see a few of these players emerge as very good options once the season gets underway.
Finally, I just want to wish all managers the very best of luck for the start of the season. I’m sure there will be plenty of changes to our drafts between now and Friday evening, and that’s completely fine. There is no right or wrong player that you should be selecting for your team. It’s all personal preference, so play around with your drafts, have some fun with it and go with the players you feel most comfortable with.
Thank you very much for reading, and I wish you all the best of luck for the new season. Hopefully there are plenty of green arrows coming our way over the next few weeks!
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