The Elite XI: Team Reveal feature allows Fix Premium Plus members exclusive access to the greatest Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers. The combined Elite XI boasts an extraordinary 18 x Top 1k, 61 x Top 5k, and 80 x Top 10k finishes. Offering real-time tracking data, push notifications and detailed insight into manager's strategies, the Elite XI is unlike any other team reveal.

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This weekly article will take you deep into the mindset of the world's best FPL managers, allowing you to match your playing style to individual members of the Elite XI and use their incredible insight to help inform your own FPL decisions.

Craig Reumert
(AKA Copenhagen Wednesday)

• GW20 Points: 80
• Overall Points: 1,191
• Overall Rank: 150k
• Team Value: £105.0m
• In The Bank: £0.2m
• Chips Available: BB, TC, FH, WC2

With just three red arrows since Gameweek 6, and ranked at a very respectable 150k, Craig will be pleased with how his season has been going so far, despite the intense agony of benching Cole Palmer (£5.7m) for his 18-point haul in Gameweek 20.

Looking ahead, FPL managers are about to enter a labyrinth of conflicting, or as-of-yet unknown, factors. Double and blank Gameweeks are on the horizon, but we can't guarantee when they will happen. Many of the players we would want for the (currently hypothetical) double Gameweeks are away on international duty and, as if that wasn't sufficient confusion, highly owned players such as Jarrod Bowen (£8.1m) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (£8.5m) are injured with unknown return dates.

This is the stage of the season where detailed thought is required, and it just so happens that this is where the Elite XI managers excel.

Following the progress of both AFCON and the Asian cup competitions could prove relevant, especially if Egypt and/or South Korea are knocked out at earlier stages of their respective competitions, thus releasing Mohamed Salah (£13.2m) or Heung-min Son (£9.8m) sooner than anticipated. Managers who have clung on to the pair have had to endure price drops, however, they have the benefit of flexibility, which could prove useful as new information comes in. The three-quarter million managers who have already brought in Bowen, for example, can testify to the importance of exercising patience.

Craig says he would be an advocate of keeping hold of Salah, assuming one can still field a decent starting XI. Unfortunately for him, numerous squad injuries mean he will have to make a few early moves so that his team can survive Gameweek 21. The question is, who?

The final piece of the – increasingly complex – puzzle is the potential return of Erling Haaland (£13.9m). Pep Guardiola continues to provide a frustrating glimmer of hope, saying there is "an outside chance" that he will be fit for City's Gameweek 21 fixture against Newcastle. It is understood that the Norwegian is currently back in light training and so a return feels close, if not immediate. More so than ever, information is key at this juncture, which makes the large number of premium player absences all the more frustrating in the short-term.

If you would like to keep up-to-date with Craig's moves, then head over to the Elite XI: Team Reveal area and sign up to his push notifications – this will allow you to track his moves in real-time and stay one step ahead of your mini-league rivals.

By Matt Whelan

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