Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24: best buys and captains
Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24 tips: captain picks, differentials and who to sell
Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24 is the transfer you make now for the run-in. Seven gameweeks are left, and the next three decide most of them. Djurgården still have the best three-gameweek program in the game, Halmstads BK host Hammarby in the most lopsided fixture of the round, and GAIS have quietly moved to the top of the clean-sheet table. At the other end, Halmstads BK, Örgryte and Västerås SK have the weakest attacking runs. The transfers worth making this week point your squad at the good programs. Who scores most in GW24 alone is the smaller question.
Every number below comes from our model. The full sortable table is on the Allsvenskan Fantasy player picks page, and the expected starting XIs are on the Allsvenskan predicted lineups page. If you missed last week's article, the Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 23 preview covers the run that led here.
Gameweek 24 programs: whose next three gameweeks are worth owning
Djurgården's [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK is the standout run: 6.95 expected goals across the three gameweeks and 1.02 expected clean sheets. They have backed that up in 2026 with 1.78 xG per game, 1.16 xGC per game and 11 clean sheets in their 22 league games up to 20 September. The run does not stop after GW26 either. [H]DEG and [A]HBK come next, so a Djurgården player bought now has no obvious sell point before their GW29 trip to Sirius.
Hammarby's [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR is second on 6.18 expected goals, with 1.01 expected clean sheets. Most of that comes this week: a 77% win probability and 2.68 expected goals at Halmstads BK, who have conceded 1.86 xG per game and kept only two clean sheets in their 22 league games. GW25 and GW26 are ordinary, and [H]ELF and [H]IFK in GW28 and GW29 lift them again. That shape makes Hammarby's attackers a long hold that starts this week. Their defenders are more of a one-week story, which matters for the sell section.
Häcken's [A]MFF → [H]DEG → [A]BRO is third on 5.30 expected goals but only 0.72 clean sheets: attackers yes, defenders no. Their GW25 home game against Degerfors is the peak, and [A]AIK in GW28 is another good one. GAIS are the opposite. Their [A]ÖIS → [H]IFK → [A]KFF carries 1.03 expected clean sheets, the most of any team in the window, with a 58% win probability this week. That makes GAIS the defence to target if Djurgården's players are already in your squad. Sirius's [H]ELF → [H]AIK → [A]HIF is a mid-table 4.96, with the trip to Hammarby in GW26 the low point and [H]HBK in GW27 the high one.
At the bottom, Halmstads BK's [H]HIF → [A]VÄS → [H]MFF projects just 2.99 expected goals, and their 7% clean-sheet chance this week is the lowest in the round. Örgryte have the fewest expected clean sheets in the league (0.36). Västerås SK are the odd case: only 3.62 expected goals, but [H]HBK in GW25 lifts their defence to 0.80 expected clean sheets, which is in the top half. Degerfors's home game against Kalmar FF is closer than it looks on paper, at a 34% win probability. Every team has exactly three fixtures in the window, so the totals below compare like with like. The full calendar is on the Allsvenskan Fantasy schedule.
| Team | GW24 fixture | Win probability | Expected goals | Clean sheet | Program GW24-26 | 3-round xG | 3-round CS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Djurgården | [A]BRO | 64% | 2.19 | 36% | [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK | 6.95 | 1.02 |
| Hammarby | [A]HBK | 77% | 2.68 | 46% | [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR | 6.18 | 1.01 |
| Häcken | [A]MFF | 35% | 1.53 | 20% | [A]MFF → [H]DEG → [A]BRO | 5.30 | 0.72 |
| Sirius | [H]ELF | 48% | 1.71 | 30% | [H]ELF → [H]AIK → [A]HIF | 4.96 | 0.81 |
| Malmö FF | [H]BKH | 39% | 1.62 | 22% | [H]BKH → [A]ELF → [A]HBK | 4.72 | 0.74 |
| GAIS | [A]ÖIS | 58% | 1.96 | 36% | [A]ÖIS → [H]IFK → [A]KFF | 4.66 | 1.03 |
| Mjällby | [A]VÄS | 34% | 1.35 | 23% | [A]VÄS → [H]HIF → [A]ÖIS | 4.35 | 0.76 |
| Degerfors | [H]KFF | 34% | 1.25 | 27% | [H]KFF → [A]BKH → [H]VÄS | 4.01 | 0.81 |
| IFK Göteborg | [A]AIK | 38% | 1.55 | 22% | [A]AIK → [A]GAI → [H]DIF | 3.95 | 0.61 |
| Brommapojkarna | [H]DIF | 16% | 1.01 | 11% | [H]DIF → [A]KFF → [H]BKH | 3.94 | 0.55 |
| Elfsborg | [A]SIR | 26% | 1.20 | 18% | [A]SIR → [H]MFF → [A]AIK | 3.90 | 0.68 |
| Kalmar FF | [A]DEG | 37% | 1.31 | 29% | [A]DEG → [H]BRO → [H]GAI | 3.89 | 0.84 |
| AIK | [H]IFK | 36% | 1.51 | 21% | [H]IFK → [A]SIR → [H]ELF | 3.86 | 0.69 |
| Västerås SK | [H]MJA | 40% | 1.48 | 26% | [H]MJA → [H]HBK → [A]DEG | 3.62 | 0.80 |
| Örgryte | [H]GAI | 18% | 1.03 | 14% | [H]GAI → [A]DIF → [H]MJA | 3.12 | 0.36 |
| Halmstads BK | [H]HIF | 8% | 0.78 | 7% | [H]HIF → [A]VÄS → [H]MFF | 2.99 | 0.53 |
Gameweek 24 goalkeepers
The top three keepers are within 0.1 points of each other over the window, so pick by ownership and price. Jacob Rinne (5.9m, DIF) has the highest three-gameweek total: 4.7 → 4.8 → 4.2 for 13.7 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK, and 4.7 in GW27. He is owned by 10.3%, against 25.9% for Warner Hahn.
Mergim Krasniqi (5.4m, GAI) is the cheaper route to the same total. His program [A]ÖIS → [H]IFK → [A]KFF projects 4.6 → 4.6 → 4.4 for 13.6, with no weak week, and [H]VÄS in GW29 takes him to 5.2. He is owned by 6.4%, and GAIS have the best expected clean-sheet count of any team in the window.
Warner Hahn (6.0m, HIF) has the best single gameweek of any keeper at 5.0 in [A]HBK, and his [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR goes 5.0 → 4.4 → 4.2 for 13.6 in total. If you own him, hold: this is a position where the GW24 ranking and the three-gameweek ranking disagree, but the gap is too small to pay a transfer for. For a budget keeper, Samuel Brolin (4.4m, KFF) gives 4.3 → 4.2 → 4.3 over [A]DEG → [H]BRO → [H]GAI for 12.8. At 4.3 projected for 4.4m he is the joint-best value of any keeper this week, and the program has no bad fixture in it.
Gameweek 24 defenders
Simon Gefvert (5.1m, VÄS) is the best defender this week and over the next three. He projects 5.7 → 5.6 → 3.9 on [H]MJA → [H]HBK → [A]DEG for 15.2, with a 6-gameweek weighted score of 17.6, also the best at the position. He is listed as a defender but used on the right of midfield, which is where his attacking points come from, so Västerås SK' weak clean-sheet record matters less for him than for a normal full-back. At 6.9% ownership and the best points per million of any defender, he is the first defender to buy. The home game against Halmstads BK in GW25 is the reason not to wait.
Adam Ståhl (6.3m, DIF) is the best Djurgården defender: 5.1 → 5.2 → 3.7 for 14.0 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK, then 4.8 at home to Degerfors in GW27. He is owned by just 2.6%. Paired with Jacob Rinne he doubles up on Djurgården's clean sheets. Piotr Johansson (5.7m, DIF) is the cheaper route at 4.9 → 5.0 → 3.6 on the same run, owned by 6.3%, and on slightly more minutes.
Hampus Skoglund (5.3) and Frederik Winther (5.1) are the next-best defenders this week, but both drop to below 4 points for GW25 and GW26 (5.3 → 3.7 → 3.6 and 5.1 → 3.8 → 3.7 on [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR). That is a hold if you own one, not a buy: Simon Gefvert out-scores both of them this week as well as over the window, for at least 1.6m less.
The GAIS defence is the clean-sheet play. Matteo de Brienne (5.4m, GAI) projects 4.7 → 4.1 → 3.6 on [A]ÖIS → [H]IFK → [A]KFF for 12.4 at 4.0% ownership. The risk is minutes: he is projected for about 73 in GW24, so check the predicted lineups before the deadline.
Tobias Anker (5.2m, SIR) and Henrik Castegren (4.9m, SIR) are holds, not buys. On [H]ELF → [H]AIK → [A]HIF they go 4.2 → 4.6 → 3.0 and 4.1 → 4.4 → 2.7, with the dip in GW26 at Hammarby, but [H]HBK in GW27 brings them back to 5.0 and 4.8. Sirius have allowed only 1.02 xG per game this season. If you own them, keep them through GW27.
One to plan for rather than buy today is Oliver Zandén (5.0m, BRO). His program [H]DIF → [A]KFF → [H]BKH starts with an 11% clean-sheet chance against Djurgården and 3.1 projected, then runs 4.1 → 4.0 → 4.6 → 4.2 → 5.1 through GW29. That rising line is the buy signal: he is a GW25 transfer, not a GW24 one.
Gameweek 24 midfielders
Bo Åsulv Hegland (8.3m, DIF) is the best player in the game over the next three gameweeks. He projects 7.4 → 8.4 → 6.0 for 21.8 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK, with a weighted 6-gameweek score of 25.5, and [H]DEG follows at 7.4. His 8 goals and 14 assists in 2026 came from 0.73 xGI per 90. He is owned by 53.8%. If you are not one of them, he is the first transfer to make this week, before the [H]ÖIS game where he projects 8.4, the highest single-gameweek number in the game.
Victor Lind (11.0m, HIF) and Isak Bjerkebo (9.3m, SIR) are the next two, and this is where this week and the longer view disagree. Victor Lind projects 7.2 → 4.6 → 5.4 on [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR for 17.2, ahead of Isak Bjerkebo's 5.8 → 6.2 → 4.5 on [H]ELF → [H]AIK → [A]HIF (16.5). Over six weighted gameweeks it flips, 21.6 to 20.8, because Isak Bjerkebo gets [H]HBK in GW27 at 7.7, and he costs 1.7m less. Isak Bjerkebo is 62.0% owned and on penalties, with 13 goals from 0.76 xGI per 90. Keep him. Victor Lind is the right destination for money freed from Nahir Besara (see the sell section), and his 11 assists show where his points come from.
The hidden gem is Mikkel Rygaard (8.4m, BKH), owned by 1.9%. He is Häcken's penalty taker and projects 4.2 → 5.2 → 4.3 on [A]MFF → [H]DEG → [A]BRO for 13.7, more than Charles Sagoe Jr., who is 22.6% owned. The line keeps going after GW26: 5.0 at home to IFK Göteborg and 5.4 at AIK. The [A]MFF trip is the weakest of those fixtures, but at 4.2 it is not a bad week, so there is no reason to wait. Jeppe Okkels (7.2m, DIF) is the other differential at 0.7%: 4.8 → 5.2 → 3.7 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK, the same 13.7 total. The risk is minutes, about 73 in GW24.
Frank Junior Adjei (5.8m, HIF) is a one-week option rather than a hold. At 0.8% ownership he projects 5.1 in [A]HBK, then 3.4 → 3.7 on the rest of [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR. If you have a free transfer and a weak midfield slot, he is a cheap way into Hammarby's best fixture. Plan to move him on in GW25.
For budget midfielders, Charles Sagoe Jr. (6.7m, KFF) has the best three-gameweek total under 7m: 4.6 → 4.7 → 4.1 on [A]DEG → [H]BRO → [H]GAI for 13.4, owned by 22.6%. Matias Siltanen (5.1m, DIF) gives 3.9 → 4.1 → 3.3 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK as a cheap Djurgården starter on about 85 minutes. Either one frees money for Bo Åsulv Hegland or a premium forward.
Gameweek 24 forwards
Kristian Lien (10.2m, DIF) and Paulos Abraham (10.7m, HIF) are the two premium forwards, and here too the rankings disagree. Paulos Abraham is ahead this week: 6.1 against 5.3, thanks to [A]HBK. But his program [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR goes 6.1 → 4.0 → 4.8 for 14.9, while Kristian Lien goes 5.3 → 6.7 → 4.6 on [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK for 16.6. Kristian Lien is on penalties, with 15 goals from 0.70 xGI per 90, and leads on the six-gameweek weighted score too (19.4 to 18.0). If you can only own one, own Kristian Lien. Paulos Abraham (14 goals, 0.78 xGI per 90) is still a hold for his 42.4% of owners.
The differential is Adrian Svanbäck (7.9m, BKH), owned by 6.9%. His program [A]MFF → [H]DEG → [A]BRO peaks in GW25 at 4.9, for 12.8 in total, and 5.2 at AIK in GW28. Gustav Lindgren (16.4% owned) is the same Häcken bet at 12.3. For value, Jacob Bergström (6.2m, MJA) is Mjällby's penalty taker and goes 3.6 → 3.3 → 4.2 on [A]VÄS → [H]HIF → [A]ÖIS, then 4.2 at home to Kalmar FF in GW27.
Captaincy for Gameweek 24
Bo Åsulv Hegland (8.3m, DIF) is the captain at 7.4 projected, which doubles to 14.8 with the armband. His program [A]BRO → [H]ÖIS → [A]IFK also makes him the top captain option for GW25 (8.4 in [H]ÖIS) and GW26 (6.0), so the same pick carries you through three gameweeks. Victor Lind (7.2 in [A]HBK) is the clear number two, and Paulos Abraham and Nahir Besara (6.1 each) are next. If you play Dynamic Duo this week, Bo Åsulv Hegland and Victor Lind are the pair. For GW25, Kristian Lien (6.7) and Isak Bjerkebo (6.2) are the best alternatives if you want to differ from Bo Åsulv Hegland.
Who to sell before Gameweek 24
Nahir Besara (13.1m, HIF) is in 29.0% of squads and is Hammarby's penalty taker. [A]HBK is a good fixture and 6.1 is a good score, so this is not a bad week for him. The case is what follows. On [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR he goes 6.1 → 3.8 → 4.3, and 4.3 in GW27, on about 64 projected minutes, at the highest price in the game. Victor Lind projects 7.2 in the same game for 2.1m less and has 3.0 more over the three gameweeks. Make the swap now and you gain in GW24 itself; wait a week and you sell after the best fixture of Besara's run.
Victor Eriksson (6.3m, HIF) is the clearer case in defence. He is owned by 17.4% but projected for about 40 minutes, and goes 2.3 → 1.7 → 1.8 on [A]HBK → [A]MJA → [H]SIR. If you want to keep Hammarby cover, Hampus Skoglund or Frederik Winther start and project around 3 points more in GW24 alone. If not, Simon Gefvert is the better destination over the window. Do it before [A]HBK, because that is the one week where a Hammarby defender is worth owning.
Linus Carlstrand (7.3m, AIK) is the sell that is about timing. He is 17.3% owned, and [H]IFK is a decent fixture (AIK have 1.51 expected goals). But he projects only 3.5 → 2.2 → 3.0 on [H]IFK → [A]SIR → [H]ELF and drops to 2.0 and 2.0 in GW27 and GW28. This week is the best fixture he has left in the window, so it is the week to move. Adrian Svanbäck gives 12.8 over the three for 0.6m more, and Jacob Bergström gives 11.1 for 1.1m less.
Niklas Hult (6.2m, ELF) is the one you can wait a gameweek on. He is 33.8% owned and goes 3.4 → 4.1 → 3.7 on [A]SIR → [H]MFF → [A]AIK, then 5.0 at home to Örgryte in GW27. GW24 is one of his weaker weeks, and Elfsborg's 0.68 expected clean sheets over the three is well short of GAIS, Djurgården or Hammarby. If you have a transfer to spare, Simon Gefvert gives 4.0 more over the window for 1.1m less. If not, keep Niklas Hult through GW27 and move him then.
Loan Rangers: the best Gameweek 24 team if you play the chip
Allsvenskan Fantasy's Loan Rangers chip gives unlimited transfers for one gameweek with no team restrictions, so a one-week squad can stack Hammarby for the [A]HBK game. If you still have it, GW24 is a reasonable week to play it: the rest of Hammarby's run is ordinary, so the chip lets you own their best fixture without rebuilding your squad around it.
The highest-projected GW24 XI is worth 64.1 points before the captain's bonus, with 7 Hammarby players in it:
- GK: Warner Hahn (6.0m, HIF) 5.0
- DEF: Simon Gefvert (5.1m, VÄS) 5.7 · Hampus Skoglund (6.8m, HIF) 5.3 · Frederik Winther (6.7m, HIF) 5.1
- MID: Bo Åsulv Hegland (8.3m, DIF) 7.4 (captain) · Victor Lind (11.0m, HIF) 7.2 · Nahir Besara (13.1m, HIF) 6.1 · Isak Bjerkebo (9.3m, SIR) 5.8 · Frank Junior Adjei (5.8m, HIF) 5.1
- FWD: Paulos Abraham (10.7m, HIF) 6.1 · Kristian Lien (10.2m, DIF) 5.3
That XI is built on GW24 points alone. For a version that fits your own squad and bank, use the Allsvenskan Fantasy optimal teams solver. The bookmaker view of every fixture is on the Allsvenskan market probabilities page.
Gameweek 24 transfer summary
- Buy: Bo Åsulv Hegland, Simon Gefvert and Kristian Lien, plus Jacob Rinne or Mergim Krasniqi in goal. Djurgården's and GAIS's programs are the reason.
- Value: Samuel Brolin, Piotr Johansson, Charles Sagoe Jr., Matias Siltanen, Jacob Bergström.
- Differentials: Mikkel Rygaard (1.9%), Adam Ståhl (2.6%), Jeppe Okkels (0.7%), Matteo de Brienne (4.0%), Adrian Svanbäck (6.9%).
- Plan for GW25: Oliver Zandén.
- Sell: Nahir Besara into Victor Lind, Victor Eriksson into a starting defender, and Linus Carlstrand into Adrian Svanbäck or Jacob Bergström. Niklas Hult can wait until GW27.
More Allsvenskan analysis is in our Allsvenskan Fantasy preview hub, and the general strategy articles are in our fantasy guides.
FAQ
Who should I captain in Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24?
Bo Åsulv Hegland is the best captain at 7.4 projected points in Djurgården's [A]BRO game, 14.8 with the armband. Victor Lind (7.2) and Paulos Abraham (6.1) are the alternatives. Bo Åsulv Hegland also tops the captaincy list for GW25 (8.4) and GW26 (6.0).
Which budget defenders are best for Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24?
Simon Gefvert (5.1m, Västerås SK) is the best defender at any price, with 15.2 projected over GW24-26 and 5.7 this week. Piotr Johansson (5.7m) is the cheaper way into Djurgården's defence at 13.5, and Matteo de Brienne (5.4m) gives 12.4 on GAIS's clean-sheet run.
Should I sell Nahir Besara before Allsvenskan Fantasy Gameweek 24?
Yes, if you can afford the swap to Victor Lind. Nahir Besara projects 6.1 in GW24, but Victor Lind projects 7.2 in the same Hammarby game for 2.1m less and has more over the next three gameweeks. After GW24, Nahir Besara falls to 3.8 → 4.3.
Who are the best Allsvenskan Fantasy differentials for Gameweek 24?
Mikkel Rygaard (8.4m, 1.9% owned) projects 13.7 over the next three gameweeks and takes Häcken's penalties. Adam Ståhl (6.3m, 2.6%) is a Djurgården defender on the best program in the game, and Jeppe Okkels (7.2m, 0.7%) is a Djurgården attacking differential, but check that he starts.
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