Best Fulham FPL players 2026/27

Who are the best Fulham FPL players for the 2026/27 season?

We take a look at our top three Fulham players to own ahead of Gameweek 1, using Hub data and AI to inform our decisions.

Our Fulham team preview, including predicted lineup, stats and more, will be published in our Ultimate Guide to FPL.

Best Fulham FPL players: Antonee Robinson (£4.5m)

Coming in at just £0.5m above the baseline price, Robinson looks potentially undervalued having been one of the league’s most attacking defenders in the last few seasons, and Fulham’s opening fixtures (7th in the Hub fixture ticker) could further enhance the USA international’s appeal.

Last season saw Robinson restricted by injury, managing just 17 starts, albeit registering nine clean sheets and one goal – but the season prior he racked up an impressive 10 assists.

There has also been some speculation around the left-back picking up penalty duties following the departures of Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez, which if it transpires would make the Fulham man an extremely high-upside pick.

The 28-year-old has spot-kick experience and has taken on this role for the Cottagers in the past, so it’s not completely unrealistic with Rodrigo Muniz and Alex Iwobi the most obvious challengers, although new signings through the door could shake things up.

We have already seen another potential taker arrive in the form of Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Garcia, and of course Fulham are under new management too, so there is definitely a caveat in terms of who is selected for set-piece duties.

Regardless, Robinson has huge open-play threat and looks like something of an FPL bargain given he is such a mainstay in this Fulham side.

Best Fulham FPL players: Rodrigo Muniz (£5.5m)

The arrival of Garcia adds a real question mark to the FPL potential of Muniz, who is no longer the sole senior forward at Fulham off the back of Jimenez’s departure.

Muniz had locked down the position as Fulham’s first choice striker prior to an unfortunately timed injury, and he started just 10 games last season, with Mexico’s veteran forward stepping in to fill the void and hitting some decent form.

With Jimenez gone, Muniz looked like one of the strongest options at his price point, with other £5.5m forwards looking far less secure in terms of both output and minutes.

Now however, highly rated Spain youngster Garcia has arrived to compete for the position, with fellow countryman and former Castilla manager Alvaro Arbeloa reportedly very keen on the Real Madrid man.

Garcia’s price is yet to be revealed, but we can safely assume it won’t be too dissimilar to Muniz, and unless Arbeloa deploys two forwards together it could make both very shaky fantasy picks.

Bearing that in mind, there is every chance Garcia isn’t up to speed for Gameweek 1, so for those looking for a bargain forward early doors Muniz could still be an option – the Brazilian already has a pre-season goal from the penalty spot.

Best Fulham FPL players: Bernd Leno (£4.5m)

At the £4.5m price point, Leno looks like one of the clear standouts at a mid-table side like Fulham, with goalkeepers from Spurs and Brighton offering the main competition.

Selecting a goalkeeper within this price range allows maximum flexibility, with seemingly no £4.0m starting options available right now, and Leno should surely offer better potential in this position than £4.5m alternatives such as those from the promoted sides.

Antonin Kinsky and Bart Verbruggen have been touted as the best alternatives, but with the Hub fixture ticker ranking Fulham (8th) above Brighton (11th) and Spurs (14th), could Leno be a more favourable starting choice?

Historically, the German has performed well for saves, with Fulham and Leno consistently finding their way to a solid number of clean sheets under Marco Silva. The Cottagers are of course under new management, but there is plenty of stability to build upon through the likes of Joachim Andersen in defence.

Andersen himself is worth a mention here – the Denmark defender excelled for defensive contribution points last season, with only four players earning more in 2025/26 across all positions.

That kind of baseline means Andersen only required a smattering of clean sheets to hit a decent points average, and like Leno offers a known quantity to target some stable points amid plenty of uncertainty across the league.

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