The Fantasy Premier League award for every Manchester United player for the upcoming 2021/22 promotion has been revealed, with FPL executives already able to start thinking about who they might want in their squad next season.
With £ 12 million, Bruno Fernandes is the most expensive United player at any distance. No other player in the squad reaches 10 million pounds, but his hefty price is hardly surprising considering that his 245 points last season were the best in the entire FPL.
United’s second most expensive player is Marcus Rashford at £ 9.5 million. He is still a midfielder because he has mainly played wide. The same goes for Mason Greenwood, which makes it possible to squeeze more goal threats into your FPL team.
Edinson Cavani and Anthony Martial are the only United players officially listed as “forwards”, and both are cheaper options than Rashford.
Both United goalkeepers, David de Gea and Dean Henderson, are listed at £ 5m each. But when the summer transfer window demands that important decisions be made, there is a chance that both will not be at Old Trafford, the start of the season will come.
At present, Jesse Lingard is still a United player after his impressive loan spell at West Ham ended. His £ 7.5 million valuation puts him at the same price as Paul Pogba.
Here is a complete look at the prices for each team member.
David de Gea lost his place to Dean Henderson last season / Pool / Getty Images
David de Gea (£ 5 million)
Dean Henderson (£ 5 million)
Luke Shaw was in 20% of FPL teams at the end of last season / Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA / Getty Images
Harry Maguire (£ 5.5 million)
Luke Shaw (£ 5.5 million)
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (£ 5.5 million)
Alex Telles (£ 5 million)
Victor Lindelof (£ 5 million)
Eric Bailly (£ 5 million)
Axel Tuanzebe (£ 4.5 million)
Brandon Williams (£ 4 million)
Bruno Fernandes scored more FPL points than any other player in 2020/21 / Shaun Botterill / Getty Images
Bruno Fernandes (£ 12 million)
Marcus Rashford (£ 9.5 million)
Paul Pogba (£ 7.5 million)
Mason Greenwood (£ 7.5 million)
Jesse Lingard (£ 7 million)
Donny van de Beek (£ 6 million)
Daniel James (£ 6 million)
Scott McTominay (£ 5.5 million)
Peace (£ 5 million)
Nemanja Matic (£ 4.5 million)
Edinson Cavani ended the 2020/21 season on fire / Phil Noble – Pool / Getty Images
Edinson Cavani (£ 8.5 million)
Anthony Martial (£ 8 million)
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