Maximize Gameweek 15 Transfers for AFCON Player Absences

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"and i know we've discussed this over the past couple of days in every video but it is the most important bit of information that i can give you this week and that is of course once again around the afcon cup of nations transfers if you've already watched the past couple of videos over the last few days thank you very much you might be one of those people who are seeing their youtube wrapped and seeing me in your top five channels if that's you thank you so much and if you're in the top point 5 or the top 5 of viewers if you're even watching this video thank you for your support"

FPL Harry emphasizes the critical importance of understanding the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) transfer implications for the current game week. He expresses gratitude to his viewers who have engaged with his content, highlighting their support through YouTube Wrapped features.

"so in game week 16 we will get up to a maximum of five free transfers everyone in the game will be capped out to the maximum of five no one gets more than five so if you rolled to next week and you've got four in the bank you still will only get an additional one to a maximum of five free transfers so as a result you need to be using all of your transfers in game week 15 to get the maximum benefit of plus five next week once the game updates going into game week 16"

FPL Harry explains the mechanics of free transfers in the game, noting that Game Week 16 will provide a maximum of five, regardless of any previously unused transfers. He advises players to utilize all available transfers in Game Week 15 to maximize the benefit of the upcoming five free transfers.

"i don't think there are very many transfers in the game that are really worth a hit this week and particularly because the game week 16 afcon transfers are just around the corner i don't think i'd be taking hits unless you really think that both of the players that you're bringing in are significantly better than the players that you are taking out if that's not the case i would just wait and do maybe one this week and do the second one as part of your game week 16 five free transfers"

FPL Harry advises against taking point deductions ("hits") for transfers in the current game week. He reasons that with the significant influx of five free transfers available in Game Week 16 due to AFCON, it is generally better to wait and make transfers then, unless a new player offers a substantial upgrade over an existing one.

"i would not be selling your united players if you've got a double up let's say you've got burmo and fernandes i can start to consider it a little bit more and let's say you're on free hit 16 then maybe i'd consider it even more because then it's just a one week shootout between burmo and phil foden but if you're still looking over the next two weeks and you've got burmo against wolves and then you've got burmo against bournemouth whereas you've got phil foden against sunderland where's the chance he doesn't start and then you've got him away at crystal palace i still think that burmo is better short term and fernandes remains a long term hold despite no returns in the past couple of games for him"

FPL Harry recommends holding onto Manchester United players like Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford, even with recent disappointing performances. He suggests that their upcoming fixtures offer better short-term potential than switching to players like Phil Foden, and that Fernandes remains a valuable long-term asset.

"so for me it's all about haaland and it's whether you should triple captain him if you've still got the chip available i still think that west ham at home in game week 17 is a better option for the triple captaincy than it is on haaland at home to sunderland they've played midweek and of course city have had that big fixture against real madrid midweek which will definitely be focusing on now sunderland at home is a fixture that pep has said he thinks is difficult he needs to take seriously and we've seen that in the press conference again today so i don't think haaland is going to get rested"

FPL Harry identifies Erling Haaland as the primary captaincy choice for the current game week, but suggests that Game Week 17 against West Ham might be a more opportune moment for the Triple Captain chip. He notes that despite Pep Guardiola's respect for Sunderland, Haaland is unlikely to be rested due to Manchester City's fixture congestion.

"so in terms of goals over the next six weeks city are first followed by liverpool then arsenal then man united newcastle brighton chelsea and brentford now of course it's not as simple as just buy players from teams who are expected to score the most goals because city might have more goal share shared around particularly liverpool do whereas if you look at someone like a brentford they're a bit lower down but toney mops up a lot of those chances but i think it's just quite interesting to look at particularly you've got a few games in there if you look at newcastle they're high up but it's really weighted to a couple of games particularly burnley at home so a good one if you're on a free hit whereas manchester city particularly are predicted to do well in every game"

FPL Harry presents data on projected team goals over the next six game weeks, with Manchester City, Liverpool, and Arsenal leading the list. He cautions that simply selecting players from the highest-scoring teams isn't always optimal, as goal distribution varies, and highlights that Newcastle's high ranking is influenced by specific favorable fixtures.