Richarlison de Andrade

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Richarlison de Andrade is a forward for Spurs, age 29, £6.0m. The Premier ranks him 169th overall by splitting Sleeper BPL 2025 (#50, 164.0 points) with the consensus of 3 other boards (178.67). Last year's Sleeper line ran 129 spots ahead of the expert/FPL mix. The third list keeps some of that production bump and refuses to throw the other boards out. That is the whole point of not just republishing The Pitch.

The 2025/26 Premier League line is 20 starts and 1954 minutes, 11 goals and 4 assists, 27 tackles and 60 CBI. Official FPL scored it at 119 points (3.7 per match) with 17 bonus. Sleeper's table turned the same counting stats into 164.0. Forwards get 9 a goal and 0 for a clean sheet, so this ranking is almost entirely the 11 finishes and 4 assists - not the defensive crumbs.

Underlying: 8.64 xG, 1.46 xA, 10.1 xGI. He finished 2.4 above expected goals and 2.5 above expected assists. Set pieces: penalty order #4 for Spurs. Role at Spurs is the 2026/27 question sitting under the 2025/26 number. 20 starts is a starter. Anything under 25 starts is a rotation warning we already priced. Minutes are the skill that survives a finishing regression. The friendliest board is RotoWire GW1 at 34; the coldest is RotoWire FPL 400 at 264.

Market: £6.0m, 10 boards on the file. Price is the FPL tax, not the rank. The Premier is who produced and who the boards still believe. FPL's own EP-next is 2.0. ICT 165.2.

Instruction: he is on the 400, which is already a statement, and he is not a star. Stash in Sleeper if the minutes are real. Do not let a Pitch screenshot make you start him over a Premier top-80. Nearby on The Premier: Jeremie Frimpong, Brenden Aaronson, Omar Marmoush. Versus The Pitch (Sleeper-only #50), the hybrid moves him down to #169. That move is the third list doing its job.

He is 29, which on this board is neither a dart nor a warning label. Prime-age forwards get ranked on what they just did and whether Spurs still gives them the ball. 1954 minutes says yes. The 2026/27 FPL price (£6.0m) is the app's guess at whether that continues. The Premier is the blend of that guess and the box score.

Strikers live and die on the 9-point goal. 11 of them is why Andrade is on this list at all. Assists (4) are extra. Clean sheets are nothing. That makes the ranking brittle in the nicest way: if the goals continue, he climbs; if Spurs turns into a committee, he falls fast. xG at 8.64 is the early-warning system. Pay the shots, not last year's finishing weather.

How to use the file: The Pitch is the Sleeper-only 400 (he is #50 there). The Premier is the 50/50 with every other board we track. Attack, Midfield, Defence, and Keepers re-rank the same Sleeper table by position. BK Value on this page follows The Premier when you are on the hybrid calculator and The Pitch when you are on the Sleeper calculator. Same curve either way - 12,000 at 1.01.