Super Manager Efterår 2026 Round 7 Preview

Super Manager Round 7 preview: best buys, captain picks and hidden gems

Round 7 of Super Manager Efterår 2026 spreads across four days, from Viborg's Friday-night opener against Lyngby to Monday's FC Midtjylland – Nordsjælland closer. One fixture towers over the rest, and the round is not won by owning the obvious names in it — it is won in the mid-price seats around them that almost nobody has bought.

Mohamed Elyounoussi sits in 47% of teams and Franculino in 32%. Owning them differentiates you from nobody. The gap between a good round and a great one this week is in the AGF and Viborg blocks priced between 3.5m and 4.5m, where the model has several players projected inside the game's top ten on ownership under 6%.

Round 7 fixtures: where the points are

AGF – Silkeborg is the fixture of the round and it is not close. AGF are 65% to win at home with 2.44 expected goals, against a Silkeborg side the model gives a 9% clean sheet chance — the lowest of any team this round. Every AGF attacking asset gets a lift from it.

Brøndby at home to Randers carries the round's best defensive projection: 37% clean sheet chance, the highest of any side, with Randers projected for just 1.00 expected goals on the road. FC København travel to OB as 56% favourites, and Viborg host Lyngby at 51%.

The planning point that should shape your transfers: FC København's programme peaks in Round 8, not Round 7. They host AC Horsens next week at 70% win probability and a 44% clean sheet chance — the strongest single fixture anywhere in the next six rounds. Viborg's run works the other way: Round 7 at home to Lyngby is their high point, and it falls away to 39%, 38% and 31% over the following three rounds. Check the full run on the Super Manager schedule and the underlying odds on the market probabilities page before you commit a transfer.

Best captain picks for Round 7

Elyounoussi (7.9m, FCK) is the captain. He tops the round on 126k projected points, and the reason is his penalty share: the model has him on 0.93 of FC København's spot-kicks, alongside 0.39 expected goals and 0.24 expected assists across 84 projected minutes. He is also the only realistic captain who keeps a near-identical projection next week — 126k then 124k — so captaining him now does not cost you a plan for Round 8.

Hanza (4.6m, Viborg) is the alternative if you want a differential armband. He carries the highest goal projection of any player this round at 0.48 expected goals, on a nailed 90-minute role, and at 19% ownership he is meaningfully less owned than the premiums. Franculino (9.7m, FCM) is third: 108k with a 0.87 penalty share, though Midtjylland are only 47% favourites at home to Nordsjælland, which is a modest platform for the game's most expensive player.

Arnstad (6.9m, AGF) rounds out the shortlist on 106k with a 0.86 penalty share in the round's best fixture. If you already own him, captaining him is entirely defensible.

Goalkeepers

Mads Hedenstad Christiansen (4.6m, AGF) is the best goalkeeper play and is owned by 1.1% of teams. He has the highest projection in the position at 74k, a 30% clean sheet chance behind a side facing the league's weakest projected attack this round, and the strongest six-round weighted score of any keeper in his price bracket.

Diant Ramaj (5.0m, FCK) is the two-round play at 5.8% ownership: 73k this round, rising to 83k in Round 8 against AC Horsens. If you are buying a keeper to hold, he is the one. Patrick Pentz (4.9m, Brøndby) has the round's single best clean sheet projection at 36%.

On a budget, Kasper Kiilerich (3.6m, Viborg) returns 63k at the best points-per-million in the position, though at 20% ownership he is closer to template than differential.

Defenders

Gabriel Pereira (4.2m, FCK) is the standout. He projects 64k this round and 80k next, for a two-round total of 144k, on 5.1% ownership. His more expensive team-mate Felix Beijmo (4.7m, FCK) produces a nearly identical shape — 66k then 83k — but sits in 18.5% of teams. Same fixtures, same role, a third of the ownership: Pereira is the better version of the same idea.

Srdjan Kuzmic (3.9m, Viborg) at 4.2% ownership gives you 64k with a 28% clean sheet chance and a healthy attacking share for a defender. Luis Binks (4.6m, Brøndby) is worth it for the 33% clean sheet alone, but understand what you are buying: his projection falls to 32k and 27k in Rounds 8 and 9, so treat him as a one-round hold.

The budget pick: Ebube Duru (2.0m, Sønderjyske) projects 52k at 25.9 points per million — the best rate of any defender in the game — and is owned by 0.3%. The fee to bring him in is roughly 20k, which is close to nothing against a projected return in the fifties. Buy him for this round and next, then move on: his projection collapses to 13k by Round 10 as Sønderjyske's fixtures turn.

Note on Oliver Bundgaard Kristensen (2.5m, Viborg): excellent this round at 61k, but he is already in 25% of teams and his projection runs 61k → 40k → 32k → 28k. Keep him for Round 7, then sell.

Midfielders

Sebastian Jørgensen (3.7m, AGF) is the pick of the entire round. He projects 105k — fifth-highest of any player in the game, ahead of every premium except Elyounoussi, Hanza, Franculino and Arnstad — at a price of 3.7m and an ownership of 1.5%. That is 28.8 points per million, and a six-round weighted score of 286k, so this is not a one-week spike: his projection recovers to 77k and 90k in Rounds 9 and 10. If you make one transfer this week, make it this one.

Marcus Younis (3.4m, Brøndby) is the second gem. The model gives him a 0.74 penalty share this round, because Daniel Wass is projected for only 23 minutes, and that lifts him to 92k at 26.8 points per million on 7.3% ownership. The caveat is honest: he is projected for 58 minutes, so he is not a guaranteed 90. If he does not start, Mads Frøkjær-Jensen (4.5m, Brøndby) at 86k with a 30% clean sheet share is the safer route into the same fixture.

Robert (5.7m, FCK) is the best mid-price hold: 94k now and 115k in Round 8, a 209k two-round total that only Elyounoussi beats. Olti Hyseni (4.2m, Brøndby) has the most durable projection of the Brøndby midfielders across six rounds.

Budget midfield: Viborg's engine room is almost entirely unowned and all of it is cheap. Sami Karchoud (3.7m) projects 78k at 2.7% ownership, Asker Beck (3.6m) 75k at 1.8%, and Mads Søndergaard (3.6m) 76k at 5.0% — all at 21 points per million, all with a 28% clean sheet share attached. Any one of them is a legitimate one-to-two-round buy at a fee near 36k.

James Bogere (2.7m, AGF) deserves a mention for the highest points-per-million figure in the game at 31.4, but he is projected for only 48 minutes and is already 20% owned — a rotation risk without the differential upside.

Forwards

Hanza (4.6m, Viborg) is the best forward buy on value: 110k, the round's highest expected goals figure at 0.48, a nailed role, and 24.1 points per million against Franculino's 11.1. At less than half the price, he out-projects the game’s most expensive player outright.

Charly Horneman (4.0m, Viborg) is the differential forward at 5.6% ownership — 89k this round, 22.1 points per million, and a 241k weighted score that holds up better than most of the cheap picks around him.

Tobias Bech (7.6m, AGF) projects 99k in the round's best fixture, but the model has him on 61 minutes with a 0.67 starter factor, so you are paying a premium price for a player who may not finish the game. Franculino (9.7m, FCM) remains the safest premium forward across the horizon on a 342k weighted score, but his single-round ceiling this week is capped by a 47% team win probability.

Budget forward: Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan (3.5m, AC Horsens) at 63k, 18.2 points per million and a 0.44 penalty share, on 3.2% ownership.

Cross-check any of these against the live model on the Super Manager player picks page, and confirm the expected starting elevens on predicted lineups before the Friday deadline — several of the cheap picks above carry genuine minutes risk.

Who to sell before Round 7

Friday Etim (5.4m, FCM) is the clearest sell in the game. He is owned by 27% of teams and projects 16k this round, with a six-round weighted score of 61k — the worst return of any widely-owned player. At 5.4m he is occupying a seat that a 3.7m midfielder is out-projecting by 89k.

Oskar Fenger (2.9m, Brøndby) is in 17% of teams and is not projected to feature at all this round. That is a squad slot returning zero.

Youssoufa Moukoko (8.1m, FCK) is the expensive mistake: 46k on 29 projected minutes, at 5.7 points per million, with Cornelius and Dadason splitting the same role. FC København's fixtures are good, but this is the wrong way to own them — Robert or Pereira gets you the same fixtures at a fraction of the price and double the projection.

Rasmus Kristensen (5.2m, FCM) at 17% ownership and 41k, and Elias Olafsson (5.3m, FCM) at 29% ownership with only a 22% clean sheet chance, are both priced well above what their projections justify.

Transfer summary

The one move that matters this week is getting into the AGF block for the Silkeborg fixture, and doing it through Sebastian Jørgensen (3.7m) rather than the names everyone already owns. Pair it with a Viborg or FC København budget pick — Horneman (4.0m), Karchoud (3.7m) or Pereira (4.2m) — and fund it by selling Etim or Moukoko.

Remember the club cap: Super Manager allows a maximum of four players from any one club, so an AGF block can go up to four but no further. For the exact optimal solve under the full budget and formation constraints, use the live solver on the optimal teams page — it recalculates against current prices and projections.

More rounds and analysis in our Super Manager preview hub, including last week's Round 6 preview, and the wider fantasy football guides.

FAQ

Who should I captain in Super Manager Round 7?

Mohamed Elyounoussi (7.9m, FC København) is the top captain pick on 126k projected points. He carries a 0.93 penalty share plus 0.39 expected goals and 0.24 expected assists away at OB, where FC København are 56% favourites. Dorian Hanza (4.6m, Viborg) is the differential alternative with the round's highest individual goal projection at 0.48 expected goals, and Franculino (9.7m) is third on 108k.

Who is the best hidden gem in Super Manager Round 7?

Sebastian Jørgensen (3.7m, AGF), owned by just 1.5% of teams. He projects 105k — the fifth-highest of any player in the game — at 28.8 points per million, in AGF's home fixture against Silkeborg where AGF are 65% favourites with 2.44 expected goals. His six-round weighted score of 286k means he is worth holding beyond this round, not just for the one fixture.

Which budget players should I buy in Round 7?

Ebube Duru (2.0m, Sønderjyske) is the best cheap defender at 52k and 25.9 points per million, with a transfer fee of roughly 20k. In midfield, Viborg's Sami Karchoud (3.7m, 78k), Asker Beck (3.6m, 75k) and Mads Søndergaard (3.6m, 76k) all return around 21 points per million and sit under 5% ownership. Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan (3.5m, AC Horsens) is the budget forward at 63k with a 0.44 penalty share.

Who should I sell in Super Manager Round 7?

Friday Etim (5.4m, FC Midtjylland) is the priority sale: 27% owned but projected for only 16k this round and 61k across the weighted six-round horizon. Oskar Fenger (2.9m, Brøndby) is owned by 17% and is not projected to play at all. Youssoufa Moukoko (8.1m, FC København) returns just 46k on 29 projected minutes at 5.7 points per million, which is poor value for the game's third-most expensive forward.

Which teams have the best fixtures in Super Manager Round 7?

AGF at home to Silkeborg is the standout: 65% win probability, 2.44 expected goals, and a Silkeborg side with only a 9% clean sheet chance. Brøndby at home to Randers carries the round's best defensive projection at a 37% clean sheet chance. Looking one round ahead, FC København host AC Horsens in Round 8 at 70% win probability and a 44% clean sheet chance — the strongest single fixture in the next six rounds.

This preview was written by TheFantasyTool AI - verified by Nicolai @ TheFantasyTool