Is your World Cup 2026 Fantasy Football squad top of the league yet? Or are you desperate need to add points after a dreadful start? The last 32 stage is here, and we’re here to help!
Earlier in the tournament, we provided you with all of our top tips and bargain buys for your forward line, midfield, defence and even in the nets, and we’ll be keeping you up to date with the best players to transfer into your team as the tournament progresses.
Whether you’ve built up a strong lead in the group stages, or need some major surgery on your squad in order to save you from a lowly finish, World Cup 2026 Fantasy Football will now allow you to make completely free unlimited transfers leading right up to this deadline. So you can overhaul your entire squad without taking point hits for the round of 32.
For the next round, here are the 9 players we recommend you to transfer in your fantasy team this week. Don’t forget, the deadline to make these changes is 8pm Sunday, June 29 before the opening knockout clash between Canada and South Africa.
5. Alex Freeman - United States - 4m
Looking for a low cost defender with a high potential of points? Then Freeman is your man. Already on 24 points from the group stage, the United Stated face Bosnia and Herzegovina in the last 16 and will be favourites to progress. Already scored once in the tournament, the 21-year-old offers attacking threat, giving you potential pick up points both offensively and defensively. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Raul Rangel - Mexico - 3.9m
Need a point scoring goalkeeper at a low cost value? Then Rangel is your man. Mexico face a third placed team in the last 32 having topped Group A, so are favourites to progress. They have yet to concede a goal at the tournament, making Rangel an ideal option for your squad. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Vinicius Junior - Brazil - 10m
Expensive? Yes. But at this point, you can't really afford to be without him. Listed as a midfielder on the game, he's one of the top scorers in the tournament with four goals, and could be the key difference in a tough match up against Japan in the last 32. No player has earned more Fantasy Football points than him so far, with 35 points banked in his opening three games. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. Sergino Dest - United States - 4.3m
As attested to with his teammate Alex Freeman, the United States look like an outfit capable of going deep in the tournament. In Dest, they have a full-back who is also capable of playing in a front three. The PSV Eindhoven ace has 24 fantasy points in the bag already, and his side are favourite to beat Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images