<h3>Sky Sports Fantasy Football &#8211; Dan’s Transfer Targets</h3>
<p>As we head into Gameweek 7, 2016/17 Sky Sports Fantasy Football champion Dan Cox highlights five players for you to consider for your fantasy XI this week. We had mixed results last week with a goal and MOTM for each of Aleksandar Mitrovic, James Maddison and Mo Salah &#8211; it’s just a pity Wilfred Zaha and Eden Hazard failed to deliver.</p>
<p>This weekend’s action is spread across three days with a couple of tricky captaincy days but we’ll provide some options to help you navigate your way through it.</p>
<h3>Richarlison</h3>
<p>It’s worth remembering that before his red card and subsequent three-match ban that Richarlison (8.6m) started the season in blistering form. Three goals and two MOTM awards in his opening two matches made the Brazilian a must have. Now he’s back in the side and looking dangerous. He had two great efforts against Arsenal and on another day could have scored twice. The next three fixtures for Everton are Fulham, Leicester and Crystal Palace &#8211; which seem quite favourable. Plus the Crystal Palace fixture in GW11 is on a single game day. So by moving for him now it will save you a transfer further down the line and give you an all-important captaincy choice.</p>
<h3>Sergio Aguero</h3>
<p>Manchester City host Brighton at the Etihad on Saturday and again Sergio Aguero is firmly in my thoughts. With 47 points for the season with four goals and two assists he’s been steadily going about his business. In quite a considerable amount of teams at 31.5% the Argentinian forward is a great option in my opinion. Rather frustratingly he was withdrawn early in the 5-0 win over Cardiff last weekend, but he still managed a goal and tier one shots bonus. I don’t think it will be long before he knocks in another hat-trick and you wouldn’t want to be without him on one of those days.</p>
<h3>Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang/Alexandre Lacazette</h3>
<p>I’m sitting on the fence with Arsenal’s striking options. Unai Emery’s side face Watford on Saturday and I think that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang or Alexandre Lacazette could be a great pick &#8211; I’m just not sure which one. In the last three Premier League games they’ve started together they’ve both scored in two of them.</p>
<p>Lacazette has 32 points this season &#8211; through two goals, two assists and one MOTM. Whereas Aubameyang is on 22 points with two goals. However, Aubameyang is priced over a million more at 12.5m compared to Lacazette at just 11.4m. But the Gabon international is still owned by more managers with 8.9% compared to Lacazette at just 4.4% &#8211; who may just edge it as his price allows you to invest in other areas.</p>
<h3>Joe Hart</h3>
<p>Sunday’s only game is Cardiff v Burnley, and it while it may seem an unappealing fixture Joe Hart is a great pick. The Burnley keeper already has 35 points this season and is just 6.4m. Selected by just 3.6% of managers, he’s kept two clean sheets and made save bonus in his last four games. So, in my opinion, he’s a solid pick. Burnley seems to have turned a corner now after their disappointing start, with a 4-0 demolition of Bournemouth last week. And I know it seems a long way off, but in GW16 there again is a single game day day between Burnley and Newcastle, so by getting Hart now will provide you with cover for that game also.</p>
<h3>Wilfred Zaha/Aaron Wan-Bissaka</h3>
<p>Onto Monday night and it’s Bournemouth v Crystal Palace at the Vitality. I’m going to again hedge my bets here by offering up two alternatives. I normally always look for goals and potential MOTM targets so Wilfred Zaha would be my first pick. He’s started well enough with three goals and 27 points and normally will be in line for MOTM if he does anything of note.</p>
<p>Alternatively, Aaron Wan-Bissaka at 6.6m is a very cheap defensive option. He’s on 40 points for the season. With those points coming from three clean sheets, two MOTM awards and numerous tackle bonus. He’s actually made tackle bonus in three games this season and has returned 26 points in his last three games since returning to action following his red card. He could be a great captaincy choice on Monday if you&#8217;re not sold on Zaha. In just 8.3% of teams he could be a shrewd choice. And again in GW11 Crystal Palace face Everton in a single game day so if you don’t have an Everton player then by owning a Palace asset you’ll have a captain for that day.</p>
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