Fantasy Premier League: Best Captains for FPL Gameweek 4

Let’s check out five players who are set to claim the most points in FPL this weekend.

Choosing the right captain is key to having a successful gameweek on Fantasy Premier League. While you can keep a certain player as your FPL team’s captain throughout the season, it’s better to optimize based on the game’s upcoming matches.

As we prepare for Premier League’s gameweek 4, let’s review the best captains for your FPL side.

5- Bryan Mbeumo

After a fantastic display against Fulham, Mbeumo failed to score in Brentford’s 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace last weekend.

The Bees will take on Bournemouth in gameweek 4. Given the visitors’ poor defensive displays in recent weeks, Mbeumo will have a high chance of returning to goalscoring ways in the upcoming match.

4- Bukayo Saka

Arsenal will host Manchester United in the standout game of the matchday. After an underwhelming draw against Fulham, the Gunners will look to beat United on home soil.

United’s shaky display against Nottingham Forest convinces us that they will have a hard time defending against Arsenal’s in-form attacking line. The main goalscoring threat remains Saka, who has registered three goals and two assists in seven matches against the Red Devils.

3- Raheem Sterling

Sterling made a fantastic display to help Chelsea beat Luton last weekend. The Blues will look to maintain their rhythm against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

Given Sterling’s brilliant form at the moment and Forest’s defensive issues, we expect the English star to have another brilliant performance at Stamford Bridge.

2- Son Heung-min

Son was a key player for Tottenham when they defeated Bournemouth with an impressive display last Saturday.

The new Spurs captain hasn’t scored his first Premier League game of the season yet. But we expect this trend to change against Burnley’s out-of-form backline.

1- Erling Haaland

Despite missing a penalty, Haaland managed to salvage his performance against Sheffield United with a crucial goal last weekend.

Haaland’s form has always been a crucial indicator for FPL enthusiasts, and the Norwegian seems to have found his rhythm again. He will take on Fulham’s backline, who have conceded five goals in their last two matches.