4 recommendations from Fantasy Bro Matchday 2

This matchday I bring you 4 South American players, those born with the ball at their feet and the rhythm of bachata and reggaeton in the background ??. Footballers who, in addition to giving their all, can earn you those valuable fantasy points to show off in front of your buddies. Let?s get to it:

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Batalla
3.880.000€+330.000€    -

J1

PT

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Rayo started the league like a rocket against Girona, and now it's time to visit one of the toughest pitches of the championship. But you know, if there's an Argentine who doesn't get scared even if the music is blasting, it's Batalla. He's up for it, he likes to dance with the ugliest chick and come out on top. He surely has plenty of work, but if you have him in your fantasy team, get ready to rack up points with his saves and leadership style.

10

Santiago Mouriño
6.040.000€+510.000€    -

J1

DF

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The Uruguayan full-back of Villarreal is thriving in this early part of the season. In the first matchday, he already took over the right flank, and now faces a struggling Girona, somewhat lost and full of doubts. Mouriño has plenty of gas: goes up, goes down, bites, crosses… it's like he's playing with two batteries in. If you're looking for a defender who can give you points and entertainment, this is your man.

7

Thiago Almada
9.250.000€+1.050.000€    -

J1

MD

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Atleti's star signing is waiting for his moment to shine, and what better stage than the Metropolitano against a newly promoted team like Elche. Almada arrives hungry, with the desire to make a mark in the league and become the new idol of the red-and-white fans. Dribbling, quality, goals... the whole package. Watch out, this Argentine looks like one of those players you start by testing them out and end up making them a permanent fixture all year.

0

Cucho Hernández
13.160.000€-160.000€    -

J1

DL

00

The Colombian is like that friend who never disappoints in the pick-up games: he's always ready to score. He kicks off the matchday against Alavés, and that's already a plus, because you'll know firsthand if he brings you joy or disappointment. He lacked precision in the debut, yes, but we all know that Cucho doesn't need five chances to score. And with Betis unveiling their new stadium, the party is on: it could be the perfect opportunity for him to get back on track and make the Betis fans dance. ??