Predicting which players will achieve 200+ Dream Team points this season

The 200 Club is an exclusive group open only to Dream Team’s best performers.

Last season, 12 players had racked up 200+ points when all was said and done with two individuals cruising past the sacred 300-point mark: Bruno Fernandes and Harry Kane.

Players who achieved 200+ Dream Team points in 2020/21:

  • Harry Kane (357)
  • Bruno Fernandes (323)
  • Mohamed Salah (265)
  • Marcus Rashford (257)
  • Joao Cancelo (242)
  • Phil Foden (229)
  • Son Heung-min (225)
  • Sadio Mane (224)
  • Kevin De Bruyne (209)
  • Ben Chilwell (204)
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin (204)
  • Riyad Mahrez (200)

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Out of that group, we’re backing seven of them to reach 200 points again this coming season: Kane, Fernandes, Salah, De Bruyne, Son, Mane and Mahrez.

And here we’ve identified seven other players we’re backing to reach a double century of points in 2021/22 if they avoid serious injury.

Jack Grealish (£4.5m)

The most-expensive player in British football history was on course to reach 200 points last season before a shin injury cut his campaign short.

Having traded Villa Park for the Etihad – the home of Dream Team points in recent years – it’s difficult to imagine Grealish struggling while surrounded by so many talented team-mates.

The underlying numbers relating to the 25-year-old’s playmaking are among the best in Europe and so Dream Team bosses should expect an increase in goal involvements.

Trent Alexander-Arnold (£4.5m)

Just two defenders achieved 200+ points last season but it was notable that Liverpool’s homegrown right-back ended on 154 points despite struggling for form during the first two thirds of the campaign.

With Virgil van Dijk (£5.0m) set to return to the heart of the Reds’ defence and the highly-rated Ibrahima Konate (£3.5m) strengthening the back four further, Alexander-Arnold should benefit from more clean sheets this term.

The 22-year-old’s ability to provide plenty of assists from defence make him a top-tier asset.

Harry Maguire (£4.5m)

The man affectionately known as ‘slab head’ plays every minute of every game when fit.

Combine his omnipresence for a top-four team with his habit of bagging Star Man awards and you’ve got a 200+ point candidate.

Maguire fell just 16 points short last season and the impending arrival of Raphael Varane should allow him to make up the difference this time around.

Ruben Dias (£4.5m)

No need to overthink his one too much.

The FWA Footballer of the Year would have cruised past 200 points last season had he started the campaign as first-choice centre-back.

Jadon Sancho (£4.5m)

A bold prediction here.

Man United’s big-money signing hasn’t played in the Premier League before but his attacking output for Borussia Dortmund was just so impressive.

Sancho is one of only five players to register 15+ goals and 15+ assists in a single league campaign (top five European leagues only) in the last 15 years alongside Lionel Messi (x5), Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez and Eden Hazard (x2) – not bad company, eh?

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Mason Mount (£4.5m)

Chelsea’s academy success story was ever so close to the 200-point mark in 2020/21 (191 points) and should make the cut if he continues his rapid development.

Chelsea’s wastefulness cost Mount four or five assists last season – if the Blues can address their problems in front of goal then the 22-year-old may well be the key beneficiary.

Timo Werner (£3.5m)

We finish with the boldest claim of all.

The German endured a strange first season on English soil – flicking from the sublime to the ridiculous, sometimes in the space of the same move.

Permanently threatening, Werner’s finishing totally deserted him for much of 2020/21 as he mustered just six league goals.

However, the 25-year-old amassed 161 points by the season’s end so surely 200 is feasible if he makes even a minor improvement in front of goal?

Having taken a year to settle in, and with Thomas Tuchel now at the helm, we’re backing Werner to finish among the top five forwards this season – you heard it here first!

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