The new EPL season has finally arrived, and with it comes a whole new Fantasy Premier League season to get stuck into with your mates. With league being build across the country this week, team’s must be picked before Friday’s season opener between Manchester United and Fulham.
We already provided your with our top tips and bargains in the striking department, and now it is time to see which men you must include in the engine room.
With big money signings galore happening across the country, there are a number of high quality midfielder to choose from this season for your FPL squad, however, with a budget of €100 million, you have to be smart when it comes to collating the perfectly balanced team.
Where should you spend big, and where should you save? Got a midfielder in mind, but aren’t sure who should be your alternative options on the bench? Spent big on Phil Foden, and need a bargain to go alongside him to even it out your budget?
Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a full list of the 10 best midfielders to fit each and every budget ahead of the 24/25 EPL campaign starting this weekend.

5. Andreas Pereira (Fulham) - £6.5million
The Cottagers top point-scoring midfielder last season with 127 points, Fulham face newly promoted Leicester City and Ipswich Town in the opening weeks of the campaign. One of the most creative players in the league, expect him to be a source of points - and he's not that expensive. | Getty Images

6. Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest) - £6.5million
An underrated star for Forest, the attacking midfielder scored five goals and assisted a further 10 last season as the his side fought against relegation due to a points deduction. They will look to him to provide that offensive spark yet again in the new season. Facing the trio of Bournemouth, Southampton and Wolves in their opening fixtures, Gibbs-White could be a real bargain point scorer for your squad. | Getty Images

7. Amad Diallo (Manchester United) - £5million
If you're looking for a bargain option, then look no further than the 22-year-old Ivorian. Made a name for himself with the winning goals against Liverpool and Newcastle United last season, but - perhaps most importantly - has looked really impressive in pre-season, scoring two goals in four games. At £5million, he could offer a huge reward for little to no risk. | Getty Images

8. Cole Palmer (Chelsea) - £10.5million
You simply have to include him. Scored 22 goals and grabbed 11 assists for a Chelsea side that spent the bulk of the season flirting with mid-table. His goals help lift them to sixth and he continued his form into Euro 2024 for England. The ex-Manchester City academy product is in the form of his life and will almost certainly be in amongst the goals again next season. Costs quite a lot, but also scored more FPL points than any other player last year - comfortably. | Getty Images

