Scout 700+ players like a pro
Every Premier League player, filterable on the numbers that decide a transfer rather than the ones that look good on a graphic.
What you can actually ask it
Every recommendation carries a written verdict — the xGI per ninety, the difficulty of the run, whether the minutes are secure — so you can disagree with it for a stated reason rather than a vibe.
Position, price ceiling, form window, ownership band and fixture difficulty. Combine them to answer a real question: a £6m midfielder under 10% owned with three easy fixtures.
Put any two players next to each other on expected goals, assists, minutes, bonus and projected points. The differences that decide it are usually not the headline ones.
Ownership is shown against the field, so a player who is 4% owned globally but in half your mini-league is correctly not a differential for you.
A shortlist is only useful if you can afford it
Every player you find here carries straight into the Transfer Wizard, which does the part a table cannot: checks the move against your bank, your free transfers and the three‑per‑club rule before it recommends it.
- Your budget and free transfers applied to every suggestion
- Points gained shown net of any hit
- Plans compared side by side, not one at a time
Three habits it is built to break
Buying last week
Points already scored are the worst predictor on the page. The projection looks forward; the form column is context, not the answer.
Trusting a hot streak
Finishing is noisy over ten matches and expected goals is not. The model leans on the chances, not the conversions.
Ignoring the bench risk
A brilliant player at 60% start probability is a worse pick than a steady one at 95%, and the ranking already knows that.
Try it on your squad
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