What have we learned from Fantacalcio and the Serie A? Always pick consistent performers in midfield and never write off Internazionale and Napoli. Sure, but things go deeper than that.
And as we approach Matchday 34 of the season, we face a fascinating title battle, a relegation dogfight, and headaches when it comes to fantasy football selection.
Here are some of the FootballCoin cards that you will want to consider for your fantacalcio team.
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Best Serie A Fantasy Football Cards for Matchday 34?
Yann Sommer (Internazionale Milano) – GK
Sommer was an unexpected choice to replace Andre Onana when the keeper departed for Manchester United. But it’s all worked out… for Internazionale.
The Italian giants are involved in yet another Scudetto battle. AS Roma will prove a tough opponent. But that’s where Sommer’s confidence in derbies may come in handy.
Giovanni Di Lorenzo (Napoli) – DF
Manager Antonio Conte has reinvented Giovanni Di Lorenzo. And this has, practically, saved the Italian defender’s career.
It’s a make-or-break game against FC Torino this weekend. And Di Lorenzo can come through as a real team leader.
Giovanni Leoni (Parma) – DF
Giovanni Leoni is the 18-year-old defender who just put in a Man of the Match performance last week, which helped Parma defeat the mighty Juventus.
Do you think that he’s going to stop here? I don’t. A fine, unexpected fantacalcio pick for next week.
Taty Castellanos (Lazio)
Maybe it’s because Lazio’s performances were so uneven this season, or because the team was humiliated by Bodo/Glimt in the UEL Quarter-Finals. But Taty Castellanos has impressed this season.
Lazio take on Parma this weekend with plenty to do on the way to mending relationships with fans. If that can happen, the Argentine midfielder will play an important role, surely.
Scott McTominay (Napoli) – MF
Gary Lineker called Manchester United’s decision to sell Scott McTominay at the end of last season the club’s biggest recent mistake. Knowing United’s record, that’s saying something.
The EPL’s side has been Napoli’s gain. The Partonepei are back in the Scudetto challenge and McTominay’s fearless performances are leading the way.
Assane Diao (Como) – FW
Como has practically saved itself from relegation. In fact, Cesc Fabregas’ side has blazed through opponents in April, registering three straight wins.
Assane Diao scored twice last week. He looks in fine form. With confidence at an all-time high and a home match against Genoa, why wouldn’t more Diao goals arrive?
Eldor Shomurodov (AS Roma) – FW
It feels like forever since the Uzbek striker, Eldor Shomurodov, seemed like a young hopeful. Years have passed, and AS Roma hasn’t received much in return for its patience. Until recently…
AS Roma has won four of its last seven games and is undefeated in that time. The Uzbek striker has scored four times since February.
And he could be the surprise that Internazionale just don’t see coming for Friday’s game.
