Best Goalkeepers To Pick In Fantasy Premier League GW30

Gameweek 29 of the Fantasy Premier League was a blank gameweek before the international break. Given the break, Champions League, FA Cup, and Carabao Cup fixtures congesting the calendar, these coming games will be a welcome reminder of the qualities of Premier League football. Bernd Leno of Fulham was the top scorer last time out with 13 points.

Top 5 Best Goalkeepers to Pick in Fantasy Premier League GW30

5. Kepa Arrizabalaga – Bournemouth | 72 points | £4.6m

Kepa Arrizabalaga remains the priciest goalkeeper in global football. However, during his time at Chelsea or even at Real Madrid, he never really found his footing, and we didn’t fully witness his potential. This, however, appears to be evident now at Bournemouth. The Spanish goalkeeper seems to have discovered a place under Spanish manager Andoni Iraola and is exhibiting his best form. He has already secured 3 clean sheets this season and will be aiming to add another to his tally against the goal-shy Ipswich Town this weekend. Kepa is optimistic that his performances will lead to the Cherries retaining him permanently.

4. Stefan Ortega – Manchester City | 26 points | £5.2m

Immediately from the start, it needs to be emphasized that Stefan Ortega is at risk of rotation. Manchester City also possesses another keeper of Ederson’s caliber; however, Pep Guardiola has recently been switching between his goalkeepers. It appears, though, that the German is likely to be the starter this weekend. City have been quite vulnerable defensively, which has contributed to their poor form; however, the reality is that their opponents this week are Leicester City, who have also faced difficulties in scoring. Nevertheless, Ortega must continue performing consistently, as Ederson is waiting for his chance, and it seems that no one has secured the position definitively.

3. Alisson – Liverpool | 90 points | £5.6m

The most prominent indicator of Alisson’s quality is probably the fact that no matter how well Coahmin Kelleher plays during Alisson’s injuries, there is always clarity on who should be the starter when he is available. Properly acknowledged as one of the best in the league’s history, Alisson has characterized a time of success at Liverpool and seeks to capture another Premier League title by the end of this season. In the meantime, though, he will be looking to notch another clean sheet this weekend, as Liverpool takes on a struggling Everton team. Be cautious, though, as he could pose a potential injury risk.

2. David Raya – Arsenal | 117 points | £5.5m

David Raya is viewed as one of the top goalkeepers in the Premier League. He stands out for his goal-prevention skills and is also remarkable for his effective ball distribution. The Spanish goalkeeper started the season as the top scorer among goalkeepers, but he faced challenges as Arsenal’s performance went down. However, Raya continually delivers strong performances and makes minimal errors. This week, Arsenal is set to face Fulham who has indeed been underwhelming recently. He has recorded 10 clean sheets and has made 72 saves in the Premier League up to this point.

1. Matz Sels – Nottingham Forest | 125 points | £5.1m

Matz Sels is a remarkable goalkeeper, and it seems he has taken his performances to a completely different level. He has put forth some incredible displays recently as Nottingham Forest has succeeded in staying within the European spots. He has accumulated a total of 90 saves, consistently aiding his team and also notching up 12 clean sheets. Expect comparable outcomes this weekend when they compete against Manchester United. Sels has been the top goalkeeper in the Premier League this season, earning the highest number of clean sheets and the most Fantasy Premier League points. If he maintains his form, the Belgian will be the first goalkeeper from outside the traditional PL Big 6 to secure the Golden Glove since its establishment.

As we turn our attention to Gameweek 30, the Premier League has a thrilling set of fixtures lined up. The highlight of the weekend is the London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur. Both sides haven’t had a very good season. Chelsea started well but have struggled in this calendar year, and their objective will be UEFA Champions League qualification. Spurs have had a downright poor season and will be looking to climb as high in the table as possible.

The deadline for GW30 is on 1st April.