This app analyzes live player data to suggest optimal transfers for your fantasy sports team. It helps you identify top players, assess fixture difficulty, and maximize your points by considering various factors like injuries and form.
2.0
February 12, 2018
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. 1) This update introduces the automatic import function. You can now import your live team in just a few clicks. 2) We’ve added a fixture breakdown allowing users to see the upcoming fixtures of teams alongside the overall difficulty 3) Various user Interface improvements
MoreFantasy Football Transfer Guru is a free app designed to help fantasy Premier League managers optimize their team transfers. It uses live player data and advanced algorithms to suggest the best possible player replacements each gameweek.
The app analyzes over 500 FPL players, considering factors like injuries, suspensions, form, upcoming fixtures, and past performance. It then uses this data to identify your weakest player and suggest the best replacement to maximize your points.
Yes, the app offers the functionality to automatically import your fantasy Premier League team. This allows for a seamless integration and quicker analysis of your current squad.
Yes, it is described as the only free app using live data to analyze transfers. This ensures that the information and recommendations provided are based on the most current player statistics and team news.
The app offers constantly evolving tips for FPL managers. These tips are designed to help managers excel in the official fantasy.premierleague.com game by leveraging data analysis and strategic insights.
Fantasy Football Transfer Guru is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to run on Apple's iOS operating system.
The latest version of Fantasy Football Transfer Guru is 2.0, which was last updated on February 12, 2018. Future features are also planned to be added soon.
Fantasy Football Transfer Guru has a user rating of 2.7 stars based on 3 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its current user base.
