 and Kaoru Mitoma (£3.5m) finished level on 153 points each at the top of the Seagulls' rankings last season and the pair will be among the best midfield assets again if Brighton continue to attack with verve, especially with Europa League fixtures to bolster their schedule. The Englishman would have topped Brighton's rankings with 221 points had the new scoring system been implemented but it's worth noting that the Japanese dribbler wasn't a regular starter prior to the World Cup - he's guaranteed more minutes this coming season if he avoids injury. March averaged a goal involvement every 194.8 minutes in the Premier League last season whereas Mitoma notched one every 178.2 minutes - both are superb options at £3.5m. It's early days but Dream Team bosses may be underestimating Pascal Gross (£3.5m) when perusing the buffet of Brighton midfielders. At the time of writing, Mitoma appears in 16.5% of teams while the experienced German has an ownership of just 1.7%. Gross would have earned 20 points more than his skilful team-mate last season in the new scoring system - in fact, the stats suggest the former could be one of the biggest beneficiaries from the new process. A mention for enterprising left-back Pervis Estupinian (£3.5m) who is deservedly among the most-popular defenders in the game at this stage. POTENTIAL BARGAINS 3 Not){kind=link}
AS Dream Team managers count down the days until the new campaign gets underway, The Sun are analysing each of last season’s top teams in detail.
First up, it’s Brighton under the microscope and Roberto De Zerbi’s troops are expected to be popular recruits this term having entertained in spades throughout 2022/23 with several of their assets providing incredible value for money.
Here we’ve assembled their best players, bargain options and potential flops.
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