Top 3 Manchester United players to sign on FPL 2022/23

This series will see 101 explore the three best picks for your Fantasy Premier League side from all 20 Premier League clubs ahead of the 2022/23 campaign. Make sure to check back to the site every day for more FPL tips and updates across the forthcoming season.

This article will see us focus on Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United.

The Red Devils are currently undergoing a rebuild and it is obviously hard to judge how they will perform under a new boss, making FPL picks much trickier.

With this in mind, 101 have taken a look at the best Manchester United players for your FPL team.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, forward (10.5m)

Including Ronaldo in this list is somewhat risky as there has been talk in recent days that the forward could leave United.

If he stays, however, Ronaldo is expected to be a focal point of Ten Hag’s side, in large part due to him being one of the few out-and-out strikers at Old Trafford at present.

And whilst his age will prevent the Portuguese from playing every game next season, he was still able to score 18 in 30 PL appearances last campaign – a tally only bettered by Mohamed Salah and Heung-min Son.

Jadon Sancho, midfielder (7.5m)

Outside of Ronaldo, pretty much every Manchester United FPL asset is a risk right now.

However, as Jadon Sancho is their only senior right-winger, his price of 7.5m is interesting. If Ten Hag can finally help Sancho to settle in to the Premier League, we know from his days with Borussia Dortmund just how many goal contributions he can provide when on form.

Marcus Rashford, midfielder (6.5m)

Like Sancho, Rashford is someone you may wish to consider simply due to his price.

The 24-year-old had a rough 2021/22, which was hampered by injury and a change in manager.

But if Rashford can get back to the level that he was at the season prior – when he scored 11 and assisted 11 in the league – he would be a great budget option.