By Dimitris Minaretzis/ info@eurohoops.net
For yet another year, we are here to break down EuroLeague Fantasy, analyze the player pool, and provide the ultimate transfer tips and strategic insights for your roster.
Longtime followers already know that our recommendations are locked-in guarantees for green arrows.
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Let’s dive straight into the Round 1 recommendations. Naturally, we have to start our season planning with Sasha Vezenkov.
He even highlighted it himself during his exclusive interview with Eurohoops.
Priced at a whopping 17.0 credits, Vezenkov is a premium asset, an ultimate fantasy option. You simply cannot afford to leave him out of your starting lineup.
To balance your team budget, we have found a player who has been absolutely firing in FC Barcelona’s preseason and early competitive fixtures.
We are talking about Joel Parra, who enters the game at a bargain price of just 7.0 credits!
While he had a limited role for Barca in recent years, the Blaugrana’s summer roster overhaul has pushed him right into the upper echelon of the rotation.
Just look at his production. In the Supercopa Endesa Final against Asisa Joventut, Parra erupted for 24 points to record a massive performance index rating of 27.
Investing a mere seven credits in him could yield an incredible return on value.
Value picks
We also highly recommend Real Madrid‘s Andres Feliz, who looks like an absolute steal at a mere 6.2 credits. He has firmly established himself as a starter in Pedro Martínez’s tactical setup.
Another highly economical roster addition is Yam Madar, now running point for Maccabi Rapyd Tel Aviv. Coach Oded Kattash is handing him starter minutes, which explains why the club spent two million to secure him, yet he costs a modest 8.8 credits in EuroLeague Fantasy.
Concluding our budget-friendly hunt, we suggest taking a look at Olympiacos superstar Evan Fournier.
Granted, he is not your traditional stat-stuffing fantasy profile. However, he has been in blistering form throughout the EuroLeague champions’ prep games and early official matchups, making his 9.4 credits price tag look like a major market inefficiency.
We wrap up with Armani Olimpia Milan’s Moses Wright. He will take up 14.0 credits of our available funds, but thanks to our cheap value picks above, we have saved plenty of bank space. Wright dominated his side’s preseason schedule, operating as the clear focal point for coach Peppe Poeta. He was already a proven fantasy option during his Zalgiris stint, and he is showing no signs of slowing down.
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