Fer scored with his only shot on target and added two tackles and clearances in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Leicester.

His second goal in three games after a quiet 2015-16 season, Fer is looking like a stealth fantasy option in the midfield. Swansea will struggle for goals this year, so don't pencil him into the lineup just yet, but Fer is worth watching as we get into September.

Fer scored the only goal of the game as Swansea beat Burnley 0-1 at Turf Moor on Saturday.

After a successful loan spell last season for Swansea, Fer was signed permanently in the summer from QPR. He took his goal well on Saturday but he will really need to rediscover his fantasy numbers from the 2014/15 season where he scored six goals to be a truly enticing option.

Fer has signed a three-year deal with Swansea after transferring from QPR for an undisclosed fee, Sky Sports reports.

Fer was on a loan spell at the Liberty Stadium during the second part of last season and now he returns on a permanent deal to the club where he recorded two assists in 11 Premier League appearances (nine starts). The 26-year-old attacking midfielder is a capable player that could have a fantasy impact, at times.

Fer will not play Sunday against Liverpool, and he could miss the final three games of the Premier League season because of a hamstring injury, the South Wales Evening Post reports.

Fer has been a solid performer of late, though his fantasy value is always higher in formats that give points for peripheral stats, as he doesn't figure into many goals.

Fer tallied an assist, shot off target and four tackles in the Saturday's 3-2 loss to Bournemouth.

Fer is starting to adjust nicely to the Swans. He picked up his second consecutive assist in his second start of four total games. He's typically a more attacking player but against the Cherries played as a defensive midfielder and couldn't produce much outside the assist. If he can find a starting role in a more advanced position he could be a capable fantasy producer, if not his fantasy upside may be limited.

In just his third league match with Swansea, Fer assisted Gylfi Sigurdsson for the winner against Norwich on Saturday.

Fer came on for Leon Britton in the 55th minute to pick up an assist just six minutes later. Considering how little Swansea finds the back of the net (12 goals in 10 matches), Fer doesn't have much value unless he becomes an every-day starter.

Fer joined Swansea on loan from Queens Park Rangers on Monday for the remainder of the season.

Fer was a decent fantasy performer last season when QPR was in the Premier League, and given the struggles that the Swans' midfielders have had this season, he should surely get plenty of first-team opportunities.