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5) Ryan Fraser (BOU, 7.5m) –
A breakout season which included seven goals and 14 assists led to Fraser receiving one of the biggest price hikes in FPL this year, from 5.5m to 7.5m. The Scot was one of the most creative players in the league, with only Hazard (97) and Maddison (99) creating more chances than his 92. Nobody came close to the Scot's tally of 28 'big chances created', which was 10 ahead of second-placed Hazard (18).
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He featured for 3165 minutes and was a constant on the Cherries' team sheet. His partnership with Wilson led to the two setting up 12 goals for each other, and the Cherries scored the most goals of any team outside of the 'top six'.
He was the 10th highest scoring FPL asset last season, so his price of 7.5m seems completely justified and given the Cherries' two opening fixtures he is an excellent pick for your side.
