7️⃣ underrated strikers in Serie A: Bravo, Sarr, Kamaldeen and more… 🥷 | OneFootball

We're very close to the start of the new Serie A and this is the perfect time for fantasy football auctions, at least for those who decide to do them while the market is still open.

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Let's try to see those forwards who, for different reasons, may be underestimated at auction.

Pontus Almqvist

The Swedish striker from Parma is both a winger and a second striker, but this year in Cuesta's 3-5-2 (at least initially) he could play much closer to the goal than last year.

The serious injury to Frigan will give him even more playing time: the competition is with Benedyczak but Almqvist's mobility makes him - probably - a more suitable partner for Pellegrino. It remains to be seen whether Parma will intervene in the market, but for now he remains an underrated name.

Semih Kilicsoy

Cagliari's new striker has interesting characteristics: low center of gravity, tight dribbling and a good sense of goal. He demonstrated this at a very young age in Turkey and now, after Piccoli's departure, he will have more opportunities to showcase himself later in the season.

Cagliari will definitely buy a new striker and the competition from Sebastiano Esposito and Luvumbo should be taken into account, but among these profiles, Kilicsoy's is certainly the most similar to the role of "pure striker".

Matteo Cancellieri

An excellent pre-season, the competition from Isaksen who has partially completed the preparation (due to mononucleosis) and Lazio's blocked market make Cancellieri a profile not to be underestimated.

Sarri's wingers have often given satisfaction to the fantasy football and Cancellieri can improve his score: 3 goals last season playing only 42% of the minutes available to him, also due to two muscular injuries that stopped him for 2 months.

Kamaldeen Sulemana

Kamaldeen Sulemana is a name that is flying under the radar at Atalanta: the left winger (but right-footed) is the only true winger in the Dea's squad, given that the Lookman case is unlikely to be resolved with the player's return.

His purchase was requested directly by Ivan Juric who coached him at Southampton and, to date, Sulemana represents the only alternative of speed and pace in a three-quarter line made up of quality players, ball control and insertion but reduced speed. For Atalanta, he is an added weapon.

Amin Sarr

A striker that can be bought for a few credits is Amin Sarr, despite last year he scored 4 goals and only played 56% of the minutes available to him. In Verona, he was the man who attempted the conclusion most often and, together with Mosquera, was among the most dangerous in Zanetti's team.

This year he faces competition from Giovane and, depending on the attacking duo that Zanetti wants to put together, Mosquera could also be preferred. Sarr will still have his playing time because Verona's offensive options are not infinite.

Alexander Lind

Last year he was the undisputed starter for Pisa in Serie B and this year he has an important competition: N'zola. The former Fiorentina player's recent dull seasons could continue, which could favor Lind: a striker capable of scoring but also of sufficiently dialoguing with the team, as evidenced by the 5 assists last season.

Iker Bravo

Udinese has sold Lucca and Thauvin: two sales that free up space for the second lines, namely Iker Bravo and not only. The hierarchies of the attack are not yet certain but the Spanish player, skilled in dribbling and in extemporaneous shooting, can be useful to Runjaic.

Last year he scored 2 goals but as a perennial substitute, while this season he has already scored in the Coppa Italia against Carrarese playing as a starter. It is the first sign of a season that can be more continuous than the past ones.

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