Here are the three goalkeepers that should be taken into consideration for FPL transfers in Gameweek Six this weekend.
Three Goalkeepers to Transfer in for FPL Gameweek Six
Robert Sanchez – Chelsea (vs Brighton) – £4.7 Million
After suggesting Levi Colwill as a defender to look at for Gameweek Six, his teammate Robert Sanchez is a goalkeeper who should definitely be looked at if points are needed this weekend. The highest-scoring keeper in the last round (ten) following Chelsea’s dominant 3-0 victory over West Ham United, the Spaniard has looked like a man reborn in the past few games with the quality of his shot-stopping.
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With two clean sheets in his last two matches, it wouldn’t be unrealistic for him to continue that run this weekend against a Brighton side who are on a run of three straight league draws. At £4.7 million – this round’s low-cost option – Sanchez is a low-risk pick that could reap big rewards.
Guglielmo Vicario – Tottenham Hotspur (vs Manchester United) – £5.0 Million
Fresh off the back of a midweek 3-0 Europa League victory over Qarabag, Guglielmo Vicario and Tottenham will be feeling very confident about their Sunday clash with Manchester United. The grumblings from the Old Trafford will only be getting louder following United’s 1-1 draw with FC Twente in midweek, as Erik ten Hag’s side go through their yearly slump.
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The more thinking that goes into this fixture, with Spurs’ impressive late run of results and United’s inability to find any consistency, especially at home (no league win at OT since the opening day of the season), leads to a hard-fought, yet comfortable victory for Spurs, with a Vicario clean sheet not too far fetched a prediction.
Alisson Becker – Liverpool (vs Wolves) – £5.5 Million
After Liverpool boss Arne Slot has said that Alisson is ready to make a return from injury this weekend against Wolves, transferring the Brazilian in wouldn’t be the worst idea. The Reds make the trip to the Midlands this Saturday evening to face a Wolves side who sit rock-bottom of the league table with one point from their first five games, Gary O’Neil’s side are on a run of two straight league defeats having scored first in both games.
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With Liverpool having conceded just once in the league so far, that will be music to FPL players’ ears, with Wolves the perfect opponent for Alisson to get back on track and become the go-to goalkeeper in fantasy this season.
