Manchester United travel to Crystal Palace this coming Monday in gameweek 36 of the Premier League. With just three game weeks remaining, making the right choices for your Fantasy Premier Leagues could mean the difference between mini-league glory or mid-table obscurity. Here are the Manchester United players to watch ahead of this weekend’s clash.
Three Manchester United Players To Start for FPL Gameweek 36
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André Onana (£5.0M)
Man Utd have conceded more xG (67.95) than Arsenal and Man City combined this season (63.98).
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The Cameroonian goalkeeper has been exceptional for the Red Devils since the turn of the year, often the sole factor in keeping the team in games rather than getting completely torn to shreds. Manchester United have conceded 67.95 xG this season, but only 51 goals in reality, showing that the former Ajax and Inter Milan man is performing at his absolute best given the amount of shots he has faced in an extremely turbulent season for the team, making him a prime candidate for save points in gameweek 36.
Alejandro Garnacho (£5.0M)
Averaging over five points per gameweek in the last five games, making him the 12th most in-form midfielder in the league, Alejandro Garnacho has been a rare offensive bright speak in this Manchester United team of late.
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Despite some inefficiency in front of goal (Two goals and one assist in five games), the Argentine looks the most likely for returns from United’s forward players in the tail end of what has been a forgettable term.
Harry Maguire ( £4.2M)
A shining example of professionalism and proving the doubters wrong, Harry Maguire has looked like the Maguire of old in recent weeks, coming into a defence ravaged by injuries and displaying experience and authority.
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In addition, the £80 million man signed from Leicester City back in 2018 has also weighed in with two goals in the past three games, showcasing his set-piece threat as well as his defensive nous, making him one of the Manchester United players to watch in gameweek 36 and on this final straight of the Premier League campaign.
