Premier League Fantasy Football: What could Spurs target Giovani Lo Celso bring to the game this season?
- The highly rated Argentinian could be on his way to the Premier League this summer
Spurs are splashing the cash ahead of the start of the Premier League season.
Having failed to spend a single penny on new players last term, the North Londoners have already forked out on a couple of new signings this summer - including record-buy Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon.
The next big name on their shopping list appears to be Argentinian midfield Giovani Lo Celso, who could set them back £45million - although some reports claim his club Real Betis are holding out for £60m.
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What could Giovanni Lo Celso bring to your fantasy football team?
Exciting South Americans are all the rage when it comes to Dream Team.
Sergio Aguero, Roberto Firmino and Lucas Moura are all massive fantasy football favourites, and we're hoping to put Lo Celso in the mix too.
But that doesn't tell the whole story of his role in the side, and if you delve a little deeper into his stats you can see that Lo Celso completed more dribbles in La Liga (63) than any other Betis player, and was often their most-fouled player.
What's more, his advanced role in the side meant he had 64 shots in the Spanish top-flight, with 33 of those from outside the area.
This guy loves to shoot.
Lo Celso's versatility will give Mauricio Pochettino plenty of options in midfield, with his new signing likely to link up well with Christian Erisken (should be stick around) and Alli in the attacking midfield positions.
Or alternatively he could play a more advanced role in central-midfield alongside fellow new boy Ndombele.
Either way, he'll likely pose a significant attacking threat from the midfield, and as far as Dream Team is concerned he could be the kind of midfielder who's a great source of both goals and assists.
While we're probably getting a little ahead of ourselves, we're certainly excited to pick Lo Celso for our Dream Team this season.
Of course, nothing's been confirmed yet - and won't be until he signs on the dotted line - but estimate his fantasy football price will be around £3.0m, similar to fellow tricky midfielders Felipe Anderson, Moura, and James Maddison.
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