Teams with the worst run-in until the end of the year
We will carry out a breakdown of the teams who, on paper, have the toughest fixture list and offer a few recommendations on each side to sell before this brutal run. To carry out this analysis we will ignore postponed or brought-forward matches. We will focus on the five matchdays left between now and the end of the year.
Málaga Club de Fútbol
Thered lantern gives no reason for hope and the upcoming fixtures do not point to a quick recovery. Barcelona and Athletic visit La Rosaleda with every chance of preventing Málaga from picking up a point at home. As if that were not enough, in their away games they will have to face resolute Sevilla and Osasuna, as well as Rayo Vallecano who at their ground are strong again. Málaga's future looks very bleak. Selling is the best option with a side whose form and squad could be the first to go down this season.
Rafita Garrido2.780.000€-40.000€4
DF
Dotor2.290.000€+180.000€12
MD
David Larrubia2.230.000€+40.000€9
MD
Chupe1.980.000€+80.000€7
DL
Adrián Niño6.570.000€+250.000€2
DLGetafe CF
The Madrid side, mired in a crisis of performances and results and with a very thin squad, as their own coach has said, face a tough run of fixtures. The trips to Atlético Madrid and Espanyol look like two very difficult matches in which to pick up points, while the Coliseum hosts Real Sociedad and two direct rivals, all while having to play midweek fixtures; a very poor return is expected from the blue-and-white side in this run of matches until the end of the year. There is little to salvage from this squad in this spell.
Carvajal3.180.000€+200.000€4
DF
Johan Mojica2.320.000€+10.000€5
DF
Ramón Terrats2.420.000€-150.000€2
MD
Enes Ünal5.400.000€-50.000€5
DL
Satriano4.030.000€2
DLReal Racing Club Santander
The Cantabrians, one of the worst away teams in the league (despite beating Málaga last weekend), have three away trips, two of them back to back against Betis and Sevilla, where their chances of taking anything are minimal. The other is at the Ciudad de Valencia against a Levante side that will make life difficult. The matches at El Sardinero will also give them no respite, with two northern visits: Real Sociedad who look like the clearest option to challenge for fifth place and a Dépor side that is not your typical newly promoted team and has plenty of attacking threat. It is time to get rid of Cantabrian players. Aguirrezabala and Zabiri are the exception.
Belocian1.760.000€+60.000€7
DF
Jorge Salinas1.580.000€+70.000€4
DF
Íñigo Vicente6.870.000€+440.000€4
MD
Canales3.730.000€+10.000€6
MD
Iván Martín3.290.000€+70.000€0
MDReal Club Deportivo de A Coruña
Riazor will host FC Barcelona and Real Madrid; the third wheel is Athletic Club who, despite being in poor form, are a very tricky opponent. In short, the three teams never to have been relegated from La Liga visit Dépor on their return to the top flight. Their away trips to Alavés and Racing are no stroll in the park either, as both raise their level dramatically at home, especially the Santander side. We would keep hold of the Galicians' spine, who can produce against any opponent: Yeremay, Aubameyang, Soriano, Giménez and Leo Román. Anyone else is worth selling.
Adriá Altimira1.980.000€+250.000€10
DF
Loureiro2.510.000€+320.000€9
DF
Amatucci2.510.000€+280.000€8
MD
Luismi Cruz3.430.000€5
MD
Nsongo4.530.000€4
DLR.C. Celta de Vigo
It has the dubious honour of having the worst fixture list: they face the big three, host Villarreal and travel to Barcelona to play their match against Espanyol. A nightmare in every sense. If we add in Giráldez's usual rotations, which make it impossible to predict a starting XI, we recommend selling any Vigo player now who carries a high value. We could make an exception for Radu, who is going to have a lot of work to do.
Marcos Alonso2.590.000€+20.000€10
DF
Javi Rodríguez4.010.000€+210.000€7
DF
Sergio Carreira2.930.000€+180.000€8
DF
Ilaix Moriba3.260.000€+70.000€7
MD
Ferran Jutglà3.090.000€+10.000€-
DL
Follow all the fantasy information on our WhatsApp channel








