Palmer, Rogers and Jo\u00e3o Pedro cost \u00a325.4m between them. A GW7 Wildcard can accommodate all three Chelsea attackers, but you need enough money left for the rest of your starting XI and a bench you can use.<\/p>\n
Our preference is to build the squad across Chelsea\u2019s GW7\u201313 fixtures, then decide whether the third attacker earns his place. Pick two if buying all three forces you to accept weak cover or a starter you would otherwise replace.<\/p>\n
Chelsea visit Everton in GW7, then host Spurs and Manchester United. They follow that with Sunderland away, Leeds at home, Nottingham Forest away and Crystal Palace at home.<\/p>\n
That gives you four home matches across seven Gameweeks. You can hold the attackers through several fixtures instead of expecting the Everton match to justify the whole investment. You still need to accept the away games and check each player\u2019s fitness and starting outlook before the deadline.<\/p>\n
Plan a review around GW14, when Chelsea host Liverpool, followed by Manchester City away in GW15. Those matches give you a reason to reassess the triple rather than commit three club slots without a later checkpoint.<\/p>\n
Palmer and Rogers are FPL midfielders; Jo\u00e3o Pedro is a forward. Buying all three uses two midfield places, one forward place and your three Chelsea slots.<\/p>\n
Here, xGI\/90 means expected goal involvements per 90 minutes. These are season-to-date performance rates, not predictions for the next fixture. Read them alongside average minutes per match; a player still needs time on the pitch to turn his attacking involvement into FPL returns.<\/p>\n
Palmer costs \u00a31.8m more than Rogers despite the lower attacking rate so far. That gap deserves scrutiny when you build the Wildcard. You can prefer Palmer, but paying the extra needs to fit the squad you want rather than follow his price tag.<\/p>\n
Rogers and Jo\u00e3o Pedro offer the cheaper route into two Chelsea attacking slots. Their playing-time records support consideration, although past appearances cannot guarantee the next start. Check current team news before locking either into your XI.<\/p>\n
Rogers and Jo\u00e3o Pedro cost \u00a315.7m together. Palmer and Jo\u00e3o Pedro cost \u00a317.5m, while Palmer and Rogers cost \u00a317.6m.<\/p>\n
Build the \u00a325.4m triple beside the pair you would otherwise choose. Then inspect the players you can afford in the remaining positions. If the triple forces an avoidable weakness in defence or leaves you without a usable substitute, keep the pair and spend elsewhere.<\/p>\n