Leeds United
Elland Road
Leeds United FPL: Who To Own, Captain And Avoid
The call — Leeds' defence, quietly the third-meanest in our projections, is about to run into the kindest clean-sheet fixtures in the league — and the whole back line costs less than one premium midfielder. That's the story here. Not the attack, which sits fourth in our numbers but faces only an average run. The value at Elland Road is at the wrong…
What has not being with FFIQ cost you this season?
One squad, picked before a ball was kicked and run for six gameweeks on three transfers — no hits taken. Scored on FPL’s own results.
Your name and your FPL team name. That is all it takes, and we will have your answer before you have finished reading this sentence.
↓ Start here — your name, then your team.
No FPL password, ever. We only read what FPL already publishes.
Bogle is the pick, and it's not close. Top of our list for the club, £4.6m, starting every week, and barely 1 in 20 managers own him. Our model has him out-scoring Calvert-Lewin over the next six — a £4.6m defender beating a £6.0m forward who takes the penalties. That tells you where this team's points are coming from. Muharemović at £5.0m and Justin at £4.5m are the same trade at slightly worse rates; Trafford is the honest keeper route if you'd rather the man who can't be subbed off on 60.
The romance pick is Calvert-Lewin — pens, nailed, about 2.5 in 10 already have him. He's fine. But you're paying £6.0m for a forward our model projects *below* his own right-back, into fixtures it only rates as average for goals. Priced for what he might do, not what he reliably does. Stach is the sneakier attacking route — every free kick, every corner, £6.0m, owned by almost nobody — but he's a punt, not a plan.
The honest caveat: the run opens at the Emirates and ends at Stamford Bridge, with Spurs at home in between. The clean sheets are more likely to come against Man United, Sunderland and Bournemouth in the middle stretch, so don't panic if week one blanks. And a back line this cheap only stays cheap while it keeps starting — Bogle losing his spot is the thing that kills this, and right now there's no sign of it.
The call: buy Bogle at £4.6m before the market notices a defender projected to out-score forwards. If you need two Leeds bodies, Trafford or Muharemović alongside him. Skip Calvert-Lewin unless you already own him — in which case hold, don't chase.