By Dimitris Minaretzis/ info@eurohoops.net
Round 4 of the 2026–27 EuroLeague Regular Season is just around the corner, tipping off early on Wednesday, October 7, with the French derby between Paris and LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne.
Be sure to keep your eyes open, as the action begins earlier than usual.
The previous round didn’t go quite as planned, largely because we were let down by Mathias Lessort. He turned in his worst performance of the season so far, posting a Performance Index Rating of just 11 for Panathinaikos Aktor.
Regardless, we shake it off and move forward.
Today, we are highlighting several bargain-priced players to help you bank big fantasy points without breaking your credit budget. We’ll start with Olympiacos’ Mbaye Ndiaye.
The Senegalese forward proved during his stint in Bologna that he is an excellent fantasy asset, racking up a 29 PIR.
Priced at just 8.3 credits, he is an easy addition to any roster. Even though he technically might see fewer minutes at center now that Nikola Milutinov has returned, we are comfortable taking the risk, confident that he can remain highly productive even in limited playing time.
A similar case can be made for Luca Vildoza, even as Partizan Mozzart Bet prepares for a demanding away game against a currently winless Real Madrid, while the Serbian squad remains undefeated.
The Argentinian guard leads the league in steals with an incredible 4.3 per game, yet he costs a mere 8.7 credits in EuroLeague Fantasy.
Vildoza isn’t just delivering defensive stats. He is also averaging 16.87 fantasy points per game. This is a highly impressive return on investment given his current market value.
Following that same strategy, we have four more budget-friendly player recommendations.
- Lefteris Mantzoukas: At just 5.5 credits, he is putting up incredible numbers with an average of 13.93 fantasy points. While logic suggests his playing time will gradually decrease, you certainly won’t hurt your budget by purchasing him at such a low price point.
- Devon Hall: The Armani Olimpia Milan guard plays for a team whose shaky start has raised a few eyebrows. However, at 8.9 credits and averaging 15.0 EuroLeague Fantasy points, the American guard looks like a perfect fit for your roster.
- Alessandro Pajola: The Partizan guard is cheaper than his teammate Vildoza, coming in at just 7.9 credits while averaging 13.2 fantasy points so far.
- Aliou Diarra: Finally, we recommend the Virtus Bologna center, who completely shredded the Olympiacos defense last round. The 24-year-old from Mali excelled against the reigning champions with a 30 PIR, and has consistently produced great numbers, boasting a stellar 21.67 average in EuroLeague Fantasy. You might wonder what he costs? Practically nothing at 8.2 credits for what he brings to the table.
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