Dominic Solanke is Tottenham’s most transferred-in Fantasy Premier League player ahead of Gameweek 7, according to the club’s latest preview with Fantasy Football Scout.
The striker’s late equaliser at Manchester United has put him in focus before Monday’s home game against Coventry City. Spurs’ article also highlights Jan Paul van Hecke as another popular option.
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Dominic Solanke attracts FPL interest
In the official Spurs and Scout preview, Solanke is listed at £5.8m. That is the price in the published guide, rather than a promise that it will stay unchanged before the deadline.
The club says he had four attempts at Old Trafford, the most of any Spurs player. Three were classed as big chances by Opta.
Dominic Solanke earned seven FPL points from the game through his goal and a bonus point. Sandro Tonali also took seven points after supplying the assist and collecting two bonus points.
Those returns explain the attention, but they are not a guarantee of another goal. FPL managers still need to weigh selection, fitness and their own squad before making a move.
Van Hecke offers another route
The preview says van Hecke is not far behind Dominic Solanke for transfers into FPL teams. It lists the defender at £4.9m and points to his contribution at both ends.
While Dominic Solanke earned seven points at United, van Hecke returned 25 across the previous four gameweeks, according to the club’s guide. That total included two clean sheets, defensive-contribution points, a goal and bonus points.
Conor Gallagher and Archie Gray also reached their defensive-contribution thresholds against United. The preview explains that the thresholds differ between midfielders and defenders, so raw action totals should not be treated as identical FPL returns.
Saturday deadline comes before Monday’s match
The official guide gives the Gameweek 7 transfer deadline as Saturday 17 October at 11am UK time. Spurs face Coventry on Monday 19 October.
Dominic Solanke’s goal was the decisive Spurs moment at Old Trafford, as our report on the 1-1 draw covered. The FPL question is whether that performance is a platform for another return.
For now, Dominic Solanke leads the interest among Spurs players in the club’s published guide. That makes him one to assess before the deadline, not an automatic transfer or captaincy choice.
