The Best Budget, Mid-Priced and Premium Euros Fantasy Players To Own In Group E

With Euro 2024 on the horizon, fantasy football managers are meticulously crafting their squads, seeking the perfect blend of star power and hidden gems.

Group E showcases a fascinating mix of players, from reliable veterans to rising stars. Here’s a look at some of the top fantasy picks in Group E that you should consider for your team.

Players to Consider

Romelu Lukaku (FWD, €9.0m) 🇧🇪

Romelu Lukaku is a powerhouse for the Belgian national team. With 14 goals in 8 qualifying games, his record speaks for itself. He boasts an astounding 83 goals in 114 appearances for Belgium. Despite an okay club season, Lukaku remains a fantastic option, especially with penalty duties. Belgium might not be as formidable as they once were, but Lukaku’s scoring prowess makes him a valuable asset.

Leandro Trossard (MID, €8.0m) 🇧🇪

Leandro Trossard finished the season strongly at Arsenal, even with limited playing time. He’s set to play a more prominent role in Belgium’s squad, offering an intriguing differential. At €8.0m, Trossard is a cheaper alternative to Kevin De Bruyne and could be one of the top goal-scoring midfielders in the game.

Matz Sels (GK, €4.0m) / Wout Faes (DEF, €4.0m) 🇧🇪

Belgium’s defense may not be as solid as it once was, but budget options like Matz Sels and Wout Faes are tempting. With Courtois out of the squad, Sels seems to be the favorite for the number one spot, making him an excellent budget goalkeeper. Faes, who had a good season at Leicester and started 8 qualifying games, is likely to start and offers great value at €4.0m.

Kevin De Bruyne (MID, €9.5m) 🇧🇪

Kevin De Bruyne is a popular pick, and rightly so. Despite only playing one game in qualifying, his potential for assists and man-of-the-match performances makes him worth the investment. With two favorable fixtures to start, De Bruyne, who will also take corners, is a strong contender for your fantasy team.

David Hancko (DEF, €4.5m) 🇸🇰

David Hancko may be an unknown asset, but he’s Slovakia’s standout fantasy option. He scored 5 goals in the Eredivisie despite missing 10 big chances and added 2 goals and 3 assists in qualifying. Hancko frequently joins the attack, and although Slovakia’s defense might struggle, his ball recoveries and attacking potential make him a worthwhile pick.

Horatiu Moldovan (GK, €4.0m) 🇷🇴

Romania may be one of the weaker teams in the tournament, but Horatiu Moldovan offers a budget-friendly goalkeeper option. While clean sheets might be rare, he should start and could provide value, particularly in a matchup against Slovakia.

Artem Dovbyk (FWD, €7.5m)

Artem Dovbyk had an outstanding season, finishing as the top scorer in La Liga with 24 goals in 32 starts. At €7.5m, he’s a cheaper alternative to many premium forwards and is likely to be on penalties. With a favorable opening game against Romania, Dovbyk could be an excellent differential pick, especially given Ukraine’s strong squad.

Mykhailo Mudryk (MID, €7.0m) 🇺🇦

Mykhailo Mudryk might be overlooked in Fantasy Premier League, but for the national team, he’s a key player. Nailed on to start and taking corners, Mudryk recorded 2 goals and 2 assists in the qualifiers. Alongside Tsygankov on the flanks, he could be a breakout star in this tournament.