Mbeumo vs. Dúbravka

Final Verdict: Mbeumo

Mbeumo offers significantly higher attacking potential and FPL points ceiling compared to Dúbravka, especially with favourable upcoming fixtures and both players being fully available.

Head-to-Head Analysis

Availability & Risk: Both Mbeumo and Dúbravka are fully available with no injury news, making this a non-factor.
Form: Mbeumo (2.8) is in better recent form than Dúbravka (1.8), indicating a higher likelihood of returns.
Fixtures: Mbeumo faces West Ham (H), Wolves (A), and Bournemouth (H) – all rated 2 or 3 difficulty. Dúbravka has Crystal Palace (H), Newcastle (A, difficulty 4), and Fulham (H), with the Newcastle fixture being particularly tough for a goalkeeper. Mbeumo has the kinder run.
Value: Dúbravka boasts a higher points-per-million (10.0) as a budget 4.0m goalkeeper, often used as a bench option. Mbeumo, at 8.6m, has a lower PPM (7.44) but is a premium midfielder with a much higher ceiling for attacking returns.
Underlying Stats: As an attacking midfielder, Mbeumo's ICT Index (112.6), Creativity (399.9), and Threat (431.0) are vastly superior, reflecting his goal and assist potential. Dúbravka's stats are typical for a goalkeeper, with high Influence from saves but no attacking threat.

The Deciding Factor

The biggest edge for Mbeumo is his role as a premium attacking midfielder for Man Utd, offering a far greater FPL points ceiling through goals and assists, especially when compared to a budget goalkeeper from a struggling Burnley side.

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