News Focus
- All nine final-day fixtures start at 15:30 CET on Saturday, allowing managers to see every lineup before making transfers.
- We focus on differential picks with low ownership rather than the most obvious captain choices.
- Several picks come from teams fighting for Champions League places or battling relegation.
- Bayer Leverkusen and VfB Stuttgart each have multiple players in our recommendations.
- Defenders from Hoffenheim and Stuttgart offer strong value based on recent form.
The Bundesliga campaign reaches its finale this Saturday with all 18 clubs playing at the same time. For fantasy managers, this schedule provides a major advantage. You can view every starting eleven before locking in your final transfers. All matches kick off at 15:30 CET.
We have selected ten players who could deliver excellent value. These are not the most popular options, but they have the potential to provide big returns in the last round.
Vladimir Coufal (TSG 1899 Hoffenheim): The Czech defender costs 16.17 million and is owned by just 35% of managers. Hoffenheim are still chasing a Champions League spot, and Coufal is in fine form. He scored 341 points against Werder Bremen last week.
Edmond Tapsoba (Bayer 04 Leverkusen): Leverkusen host Hamburger SV and need a win to keep their top-four hopes alive. Tapsoba costs 17.55 million. His team should dominate possession against a deep-lying opponent, giving the Burkina Faso centre-back chances to attack set pieces.
Maximilian Mittelstädt (VfB Stuttgart): The left-back scored a penalty in last week’s 3-1 win over Leverkusen. Stuttgart face Eintracht Frankfurt with a Champions League place at stake. Mittelstädt costs 21.18 million and has scored over 200 points in each of his last five starts.
Chris Führich (VfB Stuttgart): If you want a cheap differential, consider Mittelstädt’s teammate. The German international midfielder costs only 7.06 million and is in just 5% of teams. He has produced steady fantasy returns in recent weeks.
Aleix García (Bayer 04 Leverkusen): The Spanish playmaker costs 16.76 million. He has scored 200 or more points in three of his last four matches. Against HSV, he should see plenty of the ball.
Christian Eriksen (VfL Wolfsburg): Wolfsburg face FC St. Pauli in a crucial relegation clash. The Danish midfielder costs 17.58 million and takes all set pieces. He offers both a solid base score and high upside in this tense fixture.
Jamal Musiala (FC Bayern Munich): Bayern play their final home match against 1. FC Köln before the DFB-Pokal final. The German midfielder costs 23.38 million and should start in a central attacking role. The champions will want to finish the league season in style.
Patrik Schick (Bayer 04 Leverkusen): The striker scored a hat-trick against RB Leipzig two weeks ago, earning 630 points. He costs 14.46 million. Despite a quiet game against Stuttgart last week, he remains a threat against HSV at home.
Deniz Undav (VfB Stuttgart): The German striker scored 311 points last round despite playing only 68 minutes. He costs 19.9 million. Undav creates chances and scores goals, making him a strong option for the final day.
Leroy Sané (FC Bayern Munich): The German winger was essential earlier in the season, but his ownership has fallen to 20% after recent rotation. He costs 27.78 million and could return to the starting line-up against Köln for one last push.