With the penultimate week of the Premier League season fast approaching, we’ve put together a full squad that you should consider with the next seven days in mind.
Manchester City could wrap up a third successive Premier League title with victory over Chelsea, while the relegation picture could become clearer depending on results.
City are one of several teams that play twice this gameweek, as well as Chelsea, Manchester United and Brighton, so that is worth bearing in mind when making your selections.
Here, we’ve assembled a 15-man squad (within a budget of £100 million) you should be considering, taking into account value, points, performances and fixtures when using your wildcard ahead of another big week of Premier League action.
Gameweek 37 Wildcard picks
Jose Sa (£5.0m)
FPL points so far: 151
Fixture: Everton (H)
With 147 points, Sa is Wolves’ top scorer in FPL this season – with 106 of those coming in 18 starts at Molineux.
There, Wolves have recorded four straight wins with clean sheets. Should he return between the sticks, he will fancy keeping that run going.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (£7.7m)
FPL points so far: 151
Fixture: Aston Villa (H)
Kieran Trippier (189) is the only defender to better Alexander-Arnold’s tally of 151 points in this season’s FPL.
The England international is in brilliant form, registering a goal, six assists and three clean sheets in his last eight appearances.
Luke Shaw (£5.2m)
FPL points so far: 114
Fixtures: Bournemouth (A), Chelsea (H)
Shaw has already collected 20 FPL points this season against Manchester United’s upcoming opponents.
With this being a double gameweek and the Red Devils having registered six successive home clean sheets, the England defender will fancy adding to that tally.
John Stones (£5.6m)
FPL points so far: 90
Fixtures: Chelsea (H), Brighton and Hove Albion (A)
Stones has not started Manchester City’s last two Premier League games with Pep Guardiola having half an eye on their victorious Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid.
But now that is done and dusted, the England international will want to continue his momentum of two goals and a clean sheet in his last four league appearances.
Pervis Estupinan (£5.0m)
FPL points so far: 123
Fixtures: Southampton (H), Manchester City (H)
With a goal and assist, Estupinan collected an impressive 17 points during Brighton’s commanding 3-0 victory away at Arsenal.
And as the Seagulls prepare for back-to-back home games, it is a good opportunity for the left-back to further add to his tally.
Riyad Mahrez (£7.4m)
FPL points so far: 119
Fixtures: Chelsea (H), Brighton and Hove Albion (A)
Though he was on the bench against Real Madrid in midweek, Mahrez has started seven of City’s last eight Premier League games.
The Algeria international has provided 10 assists this season – including five in his last four appearances.
Bruno Fernandes (£9.5m)
FPL points so far: 155
Fixtures: Bournemouth (A), Chelsea (H)
Fernandes is another player worth serious consideration due to United’s double gameweek.
The attacking midfielder has registered 14 shots – second only to Marcus Rashford (18) – and 17 key passes in his last four Premier League appearances.
Raheem Sterling (£9.7m)
FPL points so far: 94
Fixtures: Manchester City (A), Manchester United (A)
Though they face both Manchester clubs, Chelsea’s double gameweek provides opportunity to gather FPL points.
Sterling has been their man in form in recent times, scoring twice and registering an assist in the Blues’ last two gameweeks.
Kaoru Mitoma (£5.6m)
FPL points so far: 130
Fixtures: Southampton (H), Manchester City (H)
Mitoma loves playing at the Amex Stadium, where Brighton play back-to-back this gameweek.
The Japan international averages 6.5 points per start there, registering four goals and four assists along the way.
Callum Wilson (£7.2m)
FPL points so far: 154
Fixture: Leicester City (H)
Hitting form at a crucial time in the season, Wilson has scored eight goals in the last six gameweeks.
The Newcastle striker will be confident of continuing in that vein when his side welcome struggling Leicester to St James’ Park on Monday.
Erling Haaland (£12.4m)
FPL points so far: 266
Fixtures: Chelsea (H), Brighton and Hove Albion (A)
The best-performing player in FPL this season, Haaland has registered a whopping 266 points – 26 more than his nearest challenger, Harry Kane.
With a double gameweek coming up, you would expect him to fill his boots once more.
Fraser Forster (£3.9m)
FPL points so far: 37
Fixture: Brentford (H)
Raphael Varane (£4.8m)
FPL points so far: 69
Fixtures: Bournemouth (A), Chelsea (H)
Joelinton (£6.1m)
FPL points so far: 115
Fixture: Leicester City (H)
Julio Enciso (£4.6m)
FPL points so far: 47
Fixtures: Southampton (H), Manchester City (H)