Ten low-ownership players delivered impressive performances during the recent Bundesliga action, with each player having an ownership rate of under 10%.
Defenders
Adam Kölle, 1. FC Heidenheim (1.52M, 2%)
Kölle made his Bundesliga debut, coming on in the 78th minute against HSV, where he scored a goal, earning 200 Fantasy points.
Omar Traoré, 1. FC Heidenheim (5.26M, 0%)
Traoré assisted Kölle’s goal in injury time and won several duels, accumulating 282 Fantasy points.
Marco Friedl, Werder Bremen (6.09M, 1%)
Despite conceding three goals against Freiburg, Friedl managed to earn 251 Fantasy points through duel victories and nine successful long passes.
Robin Koch, Eintracht Frankfurt (6.36M, 8%)
Koch also conceded three goals but matched Friedl with 251 points, showcasing strong duel performance and build-up play.
Julian Ryerson, Borussia Dortmund (10.31M, 3%)
Ryerson returned from injury to score an average of 265 points over his last two matches, earning 290 points on Matchday 4.
Midfielders
Assan Ouédraogo, RB Leipzig (3.39M, 0%)
Ouédraogo scored a goal in Leipzig's match against Köln before leaving the pitch due to cramps, finishing with 203 Fantasy points.
Ibrahim Maza, Bayer Leverkusen (4.15M, 1%)
Maza stepped up in Leverkusen’s attack, creating multiple chances and earning 204 Fantasy points in Nathan Tella's absence.
Fabian Rieder, FC Augsburg (€7.4M, 1%)
Rieder scored on his debut for Augsburg and continued to impress, collecting 194 Fantasy points despite a 4-1 loss to Mainz.
Forwards
Mikkel Kaufmann, 1. FC Heidenheim (1.12M, 1%)
Kaufmann started against Hamburg, earning 157 points, which is considered a strong result given his low price.
Bazoumana Toure, TSG Hoffenheim (6.01M, 0%)
Despite a 4-1 defeat to Bayern, Toure earned 210 Fantasy points, contributing to Hoffenheim's offensive efforts in the first half.
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