João Pedro is, in the creator's view, probably the most underpriced player in FPL and should be considered a forward target.

Reasoning: The creator explicitly says João Pedro is his pick, calls him probably the most underpriced player in the game, and highlights his fitness, form and recent goals.

Players/teams: João Pedro (Subject)

J Pedro going for me. I think he's probably the most underpriced player in the game. ... Another two goals at the weekend. He's fit. He's in good form.

Kai Havertz is the creator's preferred second forward over Viktor Gyökeres at their current price points.

Reasoning: The creator directly says he would probably choose Havertz rather than Gyökeres as a second forward at this moment.

Players/teams: Kai Havertz (Preferred option), Viktor Gyökeres (Alternative)

if you did want a second one, I think at this moment you'd probably go Havits rather than Yakarez.

The £6.5m–£7m forward price bracket currently offers little appeal, although that could change over the next couple of weeks.

Reasoning: The creator describes the two price points as dead space for now but leaves open the possibility that the situation develops soon.

Same price. Seven and 6.5 is just dead space at the moment. that might develop in the next couple of weeks

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a viable forward to hold long term, with a possible move into the team around Gameweek 5 or 6; benching him away to Arsenal is also acceptable.

Reasoning: The creator says Calvert-Lewin works for him, may become a transfer target around Gameweek 5 or 6, or could simply be held through the Arsenal fixture while being left out for that match.

Players/teams: Arsenal (Opponent), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Subject)

at the six millions Calbert Leuen I think works well for me there's players that I might want to jump to around about sort of gameweek five six or I might even be in a position where I can just leave him out away to Arsenal ... just look him as a longer term hold

Jørgen Strand Larsen is a reasonable £6m forward option but carries significant risk because of competition from Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Reasoning: The creator expects Strand Larsen to start Everton away but labels him the riskiest option and notes Mateta as a threat to his minutes.

Players/teams: Jean-Philippe Mateta (Minutes competitor), Everton (Opponent), Jørgen Strand Larsen (Subject)

I think the most risky of that is Strand Lson who I do think will start Everton away ... but I think Lson at six is perfectly reasonable, but obviously has the threat from Mateta.

Gonzalo García should be monitored rather than started immediately, with potential interest around Gameweek 6 when Calvert-Lewin faces Arsenal and a favourable run of promoted-club fixtures follows.

Reasoning: The creator says García requires serious monitoring, explicitly does not want to start with him, and identifies Gameweek 6 as a possible point of interest because of the fixture sequence.

Players/teams: Gonzalo García (Subject), Arsenal (Opponent), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (Alternative)

Gonzolo Garcia will want serious monitoring and we might all be looking at him in gameweek six when Cal Luring goes to Arsenal because they've got the three promoted clubs in a row. I don't want to start with him.

Yoane Wissa is currently the preferred Newcastle attacking option among the forwards discussed, but should be monitored for a couple of weeks before attracting transfer interest.

Reasoning: The creator calls Wissa probably the choice from Newcastle's attackers but says to wait and verify the assessment, while also requiring improved performances compared with last season.

Players/teams: Newcastle United (Team context), Yoane Wissa (Subject)

Vissa is probably the choice from the Newcastle attackers at the moment. I feel it can be monitored for a couple of weeks to make sure that that's correct before showing interest. He also needs to show us a better version of Yuran Vista than what Newcastle fans saw last year.

Igor Jesus is expected to start as Nottingham Forest's centre-forward initially, but his starting role may change before the transfer window closes.

Reasoning: The creator says Jesus will start and is highly likely to play as the nine, while explicitly warning that this could change before the window shuts.

Players/teams: Nottingham Forest (Team context), Igor Jesus (Subject)

Igor Jesus will start for not in a forest and I think highly likely as the nine but I think that might change by the time the transfer window shuts.

Brian Brobbey is an acceptable short-term forward for Nottingham Forest's first two fixtures, Ipswich away and Fulham at home.

Reasoning: The creator explicitly approves Brobbey for those first two fixtures, making him a short-term option based on the stated matchups.

Players/teams: Fulham (Opponent), Ipswich Town (Opponent), Brian Brobbey (Subject)

Brian Brobby is absolutely fine for the first two Ipsich away and Fulham at home

Richarlison should be avoided over Brobbey even if his starting minutes for Tottenham were assured, partly because Sunderland have better opening fixtures than Tottenham.

Reasoning: The creator says Richarlison will start but explicitly advocates against selecting him and says he would not choose him over Brobbey even with guaranteed minutes.

Players/teams: Tottenham Hotspur (Team context), Richarlison (Subject), Sunderland (Comparison team), Brian Brobbey (Alternative)

Richardson is going to start for Tottenham. I absolutely advocate against it ... Sunderland have better fixtures than Tottenham. ... But if you knew Rich Allison was going to have the minutes, would you pick him over Bravy? >> Probably not, to be honest with you.