Bundesliga Fantasy Scout: Five hidden gems for Matchday 34
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Bayern Munich duo Michael Olise and Harry Kane are in the majority of Fantasy teams. Indeed, not starring them when fit and firing is almost a guarantee to lose rank.
So, instead of pointing out the well-known points machines, Bundesliga is here to shine a light on some players who could fire you to a late climb on the final day...
Assan Ouédraogo (Leipzig), 2.71m
Assan Ouédraogo was enjoying an unchecked trajectory towards the top of the game before a knee injury derailed his season in January, previously playing his way into Julian Nagelsmann’s Germany squad and scoring on his debut against Slovakia. Now back fit and firing for RB Leipzig, he has one last chance to impress, at Freiburg on Saturday. Less than 1% of managers own him, and at 2.71m he could be worth a punt.
Yan Couto (Dortmund), 1m
Yan Couto has a high ceiling, with his four direct goal-involvements this season contributing to him passing the 200-point barrier five times in 2025/26 and the 300-point one twice. His lack of playing time means his price has dropped to a lowest-possible 1m, but he is predicted to start at right-wingback as Borussia Dortmund conclude their season away to struggling Werder Bremen.
Carl Klaus (Union), 2.52m
Dortmund are also tipped to start Alexander Meyer as they rotate on the final day, but if you are looking for a safe budget goalkeeper then Carl Klaus could be your man. The No.1 spot at Union Berlin has been temporarily vacated with injuries to Frederik Rønnow and Matheo Raab, and Klaus figures to be busy against an Augsburg side who have converted less than 7% of their league-wide eighth-most 421 shots this season.
Leon Goretzka (Bayern), 7.27m
Bayern have already wrapped up the Bundesliga title but they are nonetheless expected to line up with some of their bigger hitters as they wrap up the campaign at home to Cologne. It is also a chance for Leon Goretzka to bid his final farewell. He will want to go out with a bang, and two +400-point hauls in his last five games suggest he could do exactly that.
Budu Zivzivadze (Heideheim), 4.63m
Budu Zivzivadze matched Goretzka’s brace when Heidenheim played out a 3-3 draw with Bayern two weeks ago, but his three goals in the three games preceding it also combine to make him one of the most in-form forwards in the game. Heidenheim can make a late, great escape with victory at home to Mainz on the final day. The 05ers have only won one of their last five, and Zivzivadze could well be the man to fire the hosts to survival.
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