Lionel Messi is the obvious Dream11 captain for Saturday's Champions League match against Napoli, but RotoWire's Juan Pablo Aravena sees a number of viable choices.
Fantasy players have a big decision to make between Robert Lewandowski and Lionel Messi for Saturday's two-game UCL slate, though RotoWire's Andrew Laird sees enough value to possibly fit in both.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is in excellent form, and RotoWire's Juan Pablo Aravena is expecting the AC Milan star to extend it through Sunday's match against Napoli.
While many fantasy players could flock to Robert Lewandowski on Tuesday's two-game Champions League slate, RotoWire's Adam Zdroik explains why they shouldn't ignore Serge Gnabry.
Venezuela beat the United States 3-0 last week, and they'll look for Salomon Rondon to continue the momentum Saturday against Peru.
Tottenham do not have the easiest matchup on the board, but RotoWire's Adam Zdroik explains why Christian Eriksen could be a very useful fantasy choice Wednesday.
Barcelona travel to face PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday, but that shouldn't do much to slow down Lionel Messi, who has six goals and two assists in his last five games.
Harry Kane is the most expensive player on Tuesday's two-game slate, but paying up for him may not be necessary, according to RotoWire's Andrew Laird.
Poland need to bounce back from their opening loss to Senegal, which means they'll be relying heavily on Robert Lewandowski to score against Colombia.
Desperate in his quest to win another Golden Boot, Harry Kane is likely to be taking as many shots as possible in Tottenham's match against Watford on Monday.
The north London derby is chock full of viable fantasy options, and Schuyler Redpath has his eyes set on Tottenham's Kieran Trippier.
Arsenal have been struggling of late, but Alexis Sanchez continues to be a very strong fantasy option.
James Milner's price is very high for a defender, but there are a few reasons why he should be in consideration Wednesday against Bournemouth.
Sadio Mane's injury has opened up a big opening in Liverpool's attack, with 21-year-old Divock Origi ready to take advantage.