Rarely owned, still worth owning
Low ownership is only interesting when the player is good. Everyone here clears a quality bar first; ownership decides the order, not the entry.
form 7.0, 0.61 xGI per 90, top 15 in position on form.
form 7.0, top 15 in position on form.
form 7.3, 2 clean sheets, top 15 in position on form.
form 6.0, 0.57 xGI per 90, top 15 in position on form.
form 8.0, top 15 in position on form.
form 6.3, 0.43 xGI per 90, top 15 in position on form.
form 6.7, 3 clean sheets, top 15 in position on form.
form 6.3, top 15 in position on form.
form 6.0, 1 clean sheet, top 15 in position on form.
form 5.3, 1 clean sheet.
form 5.7.
1.80 xGI per 90, top 15 in position on form.
1 clean sheet, top 15 in position on form.
0.93 xGI per 90.
fixtures averaging FDR 2.3.
0.48 xGI per 90.
1 clean sheet.
form 5.0.
1 clean sheet.
form 5.0.
form 6.0, top 15 in position on form.
0.46 xGI per 90.
form 5.3.
The template
The most-owned players in the game. Every one of these you skip is a gamble, and every one you own is a player who cannot win you a mini-league.
Data note: Ownership, price, form, minutes and fixtures come from the official Fantasy Premier League API. The quality bar and the differential ranking are our own calculations.
A differential is a bet, not a discovery. Owning a player 3% of managers own means you gain more when they return and lose more when they blank — the swing runs both ways, and nothing here says a player will return.