Fantasy Bundesliga Recommendations for Matchday 4

Robin Gosens from Schalke 04 is a defender priced at 7.88M, with an ownership of 3%. He recently scored in a match against Union Berlin and may exploit space against Elversberg due to their high-intensity attacking style.

Ozan Kabak, also a defender for Hoffenheim and valued at 13.71M (9% ownership), remains a popular choice for his ability to win duels and contribute on set pieces. Hoffenheim’s match against Paderborn, who have not scored in the Bundesliga this season, could provide him an advantageous opportunity.

Alphonso Davies of Bayern Munich is priced at 16.14M with 1% ownership. After recovering from injury, Davies recently scored a goal in a Champions League match. Expected to return to the starting roster, he could be a key defensive asset.

Midfielder Bambasé Conté of Hoffenheim costs 6.12M (2% ownership) and has registered three assists in four matches this season. His attacking role makes him a viable option in light of Hoffenheim’s clash with Paderborn, though his rotation risk should be noted due to their Europa League commitment.

Adil Aouchiche, a midfielder for Schalke 04 priced at 6.91M (5% ownership), played a crucial role in their 3-1 win over Union Berlin last week. He could be effective against Elversberg, who may struggle defensively.

Said El Mala from 1. FC Köln is priced at 12.09M with 12% ownership. Following a bench appearance due to fitness concerns, he is expected to start this week as Köln faces HSV, who have conceded heavily in recent matches.

Jamal Musiala of Bayern Munich, with a price tag of 22.3M and 1% ownership, offers great potential as a differential player if he starts. Despite managing his playing time, he has already found the net this season.

Mikey Moore, a striker for 1. FC Köln, costs 6.36M and has minimal ownership at 1%. On loan from Tottenham, he brings creativity and speed to Köln ahead of their favorable match against HSV.

Adam Daghim from Hoffenheim is valued at 8.81M with a 5% ownership. He has been impactful since his arrival, consistently involved in goal opportunities, which boosts his appeal against Paderborn.

Lastly, Harry Kane of Bayern Munich is priced at 37.18M and holds 17% ownership. After scoring in his latest game, he may finally provide substantial returns against Union Berlin, who have struggled defensively this season.