Underrated Bundesliga Fantasy picks of Matchday 4

Instead of focusing on the usual stars like Harry Kane or Alejandro Grimaldo, this article will focus on ten players who flew under the radar, but still put up strong fantasy performances on Matchday 4, all with under 10% ownership.

Adam Kölle, 1. FC Heidenheim (1.52M, 2%)
The Heidenheim defender celebrated his Bundesliga debut, coming on in the 78th minute against HSV. In those last minutes of the game, he scored a goal, leading him to 200 points in Fantasy.
 

Omar Traoré, 1. FC Heidenheim (5.26M, 0%)
Traoré is another Heidenheim defender worth mentioning, as he assisted Kölle’s debut goal in injury time. He won a decent amount of duels during the match and racked up 282 points.
 

Marco Friedl, Werder Bremen (6.09, 1%)
Despite conceding three goals against Freiburg, Friedl was able to accumulate 251 points in Fantasy. He won a bunch of duels and contributed to Werder’s build-up play with nine successful long passes.
 

Robin Koch, Eintracht Frankfurt (6.36M, 8%)
Conceding one goal more than Friedl, the Frankfurt defender also picked up 251 points. Koch was averaging 112 points so far this season, but he showed up against Union, winning many duels, and his points earned in build-up play compensated for the 80 minus points.
 

Julian Ryerson, Borussia Dortmund (10.31M, 3%)
After coming back from his injury Ryerson has scored an average of 265 points in the last two matches where he started. He picked up an assist in both games and scored 290 points on Matchday 4.

Assan Ouédraogo, RB Leipzig (3.39M, 0%)
In Leipzig’s match against Köln, 19-year-old Assan Ouédraogo justified Ole Werner’s decision to start him by scoring a goal. He left the pitch in the 58th minute with cramps but still earned 203 Fantasy points.