Kickbase Recommendations for Matchday 6: Janni has five candidates on the radar

Created: 08/09/2022, 14:58

By: Alexander Kaindl

Janni from Kickbase sees Leipzig's Emil Forsberg as a points candidate for cheap money.

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Which players should you have on your watch for the Bundesliga weekend?

Janni from Kickbase makes recommendations.

Munich – These are complicated weeks for all kickbase managers.

FC Bayern Munich no longer scores as bombastic as at the beginning of the season, RB Leipzig and Bayer Leverkusen can hardly get anything together and now the European Cup is also beginning - that means: The line-ups will be even more unpredictable due to the expected rotation.

After all: There are still a few hidden points guaranteed for the upcoming 6th matchday.

In a weekly interview with

, Janni from Kickbase once again made some recommendations that players of the manager game should have on their radar.

We present them in our overview.

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Kickbase recommendations for the 6th matchday: Janni's tips - Forsberg

Dani Olmo will be out for several weeks with a knee injury.

In the game against Frankfurt Emil Forsberg came on for him - high potential for points, even if the opponent is Borussia Dortmund, for little money.

Because the Swede is currently only worth 8.6 million euros.

A cheap but qualitative alternative for every kickbase squad.

Emil Forsberg, midfielder, RB Leipzig, opponent: Borussia Dortmund, market value (September 6): 8.6 million euros.

Kickbase recommendations for the 6th matchday: Janni's tips - Stindl

Borussia Mönchengladbach got off to a good start in the season, against 1. FSV Mainz 05 they suffered their first defeat.

Due to suspensions and injuries, the Foals squad is decimated - which, however, gives a very important player the chance to make a comeback in the starting XI: Lars Stindl.

He was allowed to play against Mainz for a long time, and now there is more playing time against Freiburg.

And at a reasonable price.

Lars Stindl, Borussia Mönchengladbach, opponent: SC Freiburg, market value (September 6): 12.5 million euros.

Kickbase Recommendations for Matchday 6: Jannis Picks - Jeong

For Janni, Woo-yeong Jeong is clearly one of the offensive players "who are still too cheap".

The South Korean is likely to replace the injured Roland Sallai at SC Freiburg and has great bargain potential.

Current market value: 5.2 million euros.

Woo-yeong Jeong, midfielder, SC Freiburg, opponent: Borussia Mönchengladbach, market value (September 6): 5.2 million euros.

Kickbase recommendations for the 6th matchday: Janni's tips - Wolf

"I really liked him at the weekend," said Janni, praising Dortmund's Marius Wolf.

His performance in the 1-0 win over Hoffenheim was rewarded with 182 points.

Where can the all-rounder go this weekend?

It is quite possible that Wolf will be used a little more offensively against Leipzig.

11.3 million euros for a starter in the BVB offensive?

Purchase recommendation!

Marius Wolf, midfield, Borussia Dortmund, opponent: RB Leipzig, market value (September 6): 11.3 million euros.

Kickbase recommendations for the 6th matchday: Janni's tips - Dina Ebimbe

Janni has another midfielder on the screen: Frankfurt newcomer Éric Dina Ebimbe, who should replace the injured Sebastian Rode.

"As a defensive six, he might not be as kickbase relevant, but he'll get game time.

It's also a good matchup against Wolfsburg."

Éric Dina Ebimbe, midfielder, Eintracht Frankfurt, opponent: VfL Wolfsburg, market value (September 6): 5.4 million euros.

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Kickbase recommendations for the 6th matchday: Janni relies on five players

Which players could still be worthwhile?

Janni refers to strong Bremen: "At home against Augsburg, floodlights," says the expert.

"There could be a lot of points and we managers can see the line-up on Friday." The central midfielders in particular have scored well so far.

Romano Schmid, Niklas Schmidt, Jens Stage and Leonardo Bittencourt could therefore be good investments.

There will inevitably be changes to the starting XI for the Gladbachers.

Tony Jantschke, Luca Netz or Julian Weigl could benefit from teammates' suspensions and injuries and move into the starting XI.

The problem for all kickbase managers: Now the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League are coming up.

Additional games mean additional risk of injury.

On the other hand, this creates good opportunities for players from the second row, which Janni had already listed on matchdays four and five.