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By this point of the season, almost every active team has Florian Wirtz in it. Indeed, not starring him when he's fit to play is almost a guarantee to lose rank.
So, instead of pointing out the well-known points machines, bundesliga.com will now shine the spotlight on those hidden gems that could help you climb up the table...
Luca Philipp (Hoffenheim), 1m
Goalkeepers can't be starred for multiplied points, which makes budget-busting in the position sensible. Jonas Urbig (1m) has had a good recent run, but Manuel Neuer is expected to shake off his calf complaint as Bayern Munich look to wrap up the title against RB Leipzig. At the same time, Neuer's successor as Germany No.1 Oliver Baumann has concussion, meaning Hoffenheim will likely start with Luca Philipp (also 1m) against Borussia Mönchengladbach.
Thomas Müller (Bayern Munich), 10m
Speaking of Bayern ins and outs, their top scorer Harry Kane is suspended, meaning club legend Müller should start up front. In what will be one of his final games, Müller is likely to be teed up by his teammates, could be on penalties… and he already boasts three goals and four assists in 14 Bundesliga meetings with Leipzig, who this season haven't posed much of a threat to Bayern's title celebrations.
Watch: Müller bowing out on a high
Nnamdi Collins (Eintracht Frankfurt), 4m
Defenders playing out of position (OOP in Fantasy terms) are a fine source of points, and Frankfurt have more than one since Dino Toppmöller shifted to a 3-5-2 system in the Rückrunde. While Nathaniel Brown (5m) has crept into 58 percent of Fantasy teams, fellow young German Collins (4m) is only in 6 percent, yet is just as likely to play against Mainz on Sunday with Rasmus Kristensen nursing a muscular injury.
Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund), 11m
The majority of players will likely be using their Kane funds on Serhou Guirassy - if they don't already own him - but the differential play is his Dortmund teammate Adeyemi, who is likely to partner him up front against a faltering Wolfsburg with Maximilian Beier struggling with an ankle injury. Adeyemi has more goals against the Wolves (three in five games) than he does any other opponent in his Bundesliga career so far.
Mert Kömür (Augsburg), 5m
Kömür has started to put Elvis Rexhbecaj under pressure for his place beside Alexis Claude-Maurice as one of two No.10s in Augsburg's system, and could even start as Die Fuggerstädter take on Holstein Kiel on Sunday. Kiel are kind opponents, Kömür has two goals and an assist since the turn of the year - whilst most of his points come from duels anyway - and he's also in less than one percent of teams…