Three under-the-radar Spurs picks for FPL managers

Fantasy Premier League managers looking for low-ownership differentials have three Tottenham options worth considering heading into the next gameweek, according to analysis from Fantasy Football Scout.

Mohammed Kudus (£6.5m) is owned by just 0.2 per cent of FPL managers, making him one of the game's biggest differentials. The 26-year-old Ghanaian international returned from injury in time for Spurs' Gameweek 5 fixture against Aston Villa, where he registered an assist. Across four Premier League appearances this season, he has had three shots, created three chances and ranks third in the squad for crosses with 14.

In his debut Spurs season, Kudus started 19 matches and recorded six assists, two goals, seven clean sheet points and seven bonus points.

Sandro Tonali (£5.3m) has accumulated 14 FPL points so far this season and is owned by only 1.8 per cent of managers. The Italian leads the Spurs squad with eight shots and 223 touches in the opponent's half across the opening five fixtures, and ranks second in the team for expected assists (xA), behind only Savio.

Tonali has also created four chances — including one OPTA-defined big chance — and has received the most passes in the opponent's half across the squad with 164.

Omar Marmoush (£7.0m) has started all four Premier League matches since joining Spurs and is found in just 2.1 per cent of FPL teams. The forward has had seven attempts on goal, three of them from inside the box, and has created four chances including one OPTA big chance. He has recorded 111 touches in the opposition's half and ranks third in the squad for touches in the opponent's box, behind Savio and Mathys Tel (£5.7m).