FPL Optimal Team Calculator 2026/27

Build the highest-projected Fantasy Premier League squad automatically. Our optimal team calculator solves for the best combination of players within the budget and squad rules, maximising total predicted points (pP) across your starting XI and bench.

Use it to plan a wildcard or free hit, or to sanity-check your squad against the mathematically optimal line-up.

Best value in Fantasy Premier League 2026/2027 for Gameweek 7

Predicted points per million, from the same model that builds the optimal team below.

#PlayerTeamPosPricepPpP per m
1Ryan SessegnonFulhamDEF4.35.11.19
2David AffengruberFulhamDEF4.55.21.16
3Maxim De CuyperBrighton & Hove AlbionDEF5.15.51.08
4Destiny UdogieTottenham HotspurDEF4.44.61.05
5Ferdi KadiogluBrighton & Hove AlbionDEF4.44.51.02
6Ezri KonsaArsenalDEF4.64.71.02
7Diego GomezBrighton & Hove AlbionMID5.05.01.00
8Luka VuskovicBrighton & Hove AlbionDEF5.05.01.00
9Jan Paul van HeckeTottenham HotspurDEF4.94.91.00
10Shea CharlesFulhamMID5.04.60.92

Top 10 of the full pool. The complete table — every player, every round, with projected minutes, ownership and fixtures — is on the page above.

Projections last updated 2026-10-14 09:20:18 UTC.

How the optimal team is built

The optimiser runs a constrained search over every legal squad — respecting budget, positions, club/nation limits and formation — and returns the line-up with the most expected points.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Fantasy Premier League optimal team work?

It uses your players' predicted points and the game's squad rules to compute the single highest-scoring legal line-up, including captain and bench.

Can I use it to plan a wildcard?

Yes — the optimal team is ideal for wildcard and free-hit planning because it ignores your current squad and finds the best possible team from scratch.