The Tottenham squad’s awards for the Fantasy Premier League for the 2021/22 season have been announced, with Harry Kane starting the campaign as the most expensive player in the game.
Kane, who continues to be linked with a move from Tottenham, enjoyed his best FPL result ever last semester. He earned an incredible 242 points after finishing top of the Premier League goals and assisting charts.
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The only player who did better than him was Bruno Fernandes, who scored 244. Despite this, Kane will give you back 0.5 million pounds more than the Manchester United midfielder next season. England’s skipper and Mohamed Salah are the only FPL players to cost £ 12.5 million, while Fernandes, Kevin De Bruyne and Sadio Mane cost £ 12 million.
Kane is not the only Spurs player with double figures. Son Heung-min gives you back £ 10 million, after recording his best FPL points in total ever last season, 228.
Apart from these two luxury purchases, there is a lot of value to be found in north London. Hugo Lloris has cost 5.5 million pounds and no Spurs defender costs more than 5 million pounds. Apart from Son, Lucas Moura and Dele Alli are Tottenham’s most expensive midfielders at 6.5 million pounds.
At the same time, the highly ranked Oliver Skipp – who impressed on loan at Norwich City last season – is only 4.5 million pounds.
You can find a complete breakdown of each Tottenham player’s FPL award below …
Lloris is a solid alternative in Target / Pool / Getty Images
Hugo Lloris (£ 5.5 million)
Joe Hart (£ 4.5 million)
Former FPL favorite Matt Doherty endures a tough first season at Tottenham / Sebastian Frej / MB Media / Getty Images
Sergio Reguilon (£ 5 million)
Toby Alderweireld (£ 5 million)
Serge Aurier (£ 5 million)
Matt Doherty (£ 5 million)
Eric Dier (£ 4.5 million)
Ben Davies (£ 4.5 million)
Davinson Sanchez (£ 4.5 million)
Joe Rodon (£ 4.5 million)
Japhet Tanganga (£ 4.5 million)
Ryan Sessegnon (£ 4.5 million)
Son got over 200 points last season / Chloe Knott – Danehouse / Getty Images
Son Heung-min (£ 10m)
Share Alli (£ 6.5 million)
Lucas Moura (£ 6.5 million)
Tanguy Ndombele (£ 6 million)
Steven Bergwijn (£ 6 million)
Giovani Lo Celso (£ 6 million)
Erik Lamela (£ 6 million)
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (£ 5.0 million)
Moussa Sissoko (£ 4.5 million)
Harry Winks (£ 4.5 million)
Oliver Skipp (£ 4.5 million)
Only Bruno Fernandes got more FPL points than Harry Kane last season / Pool / Getty Images
Harry Kane (£ 12.5 million)
