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David Romero Leads Parma’s Top Fantasy Value Risers After Matchday 5

By Hugo Brennan

David Romero Leads Parma’s Top Fantasy Value Risers After Matchday 5

Parma’s opening weeks have offered more than points and performances: they have also reshaped the value of several members of the squad during the first international break of the Serie A season. Three players, combining established impact with younger promise, have made the strongest early rise.

Romero sets the early standard

David Romero has been Parma’s biggest mover in the early valuation changes. The former Tigre forward began at 18 credits and now stands at 26, an increase of eight.

His rise has been driven by goals against Como and Genoa, two interventions that have quickly given his start to Italian football greater weight. For Parma, Romero’s contribution has provided an early attacking reference point as the season begins to take shape.

Lontani’s first breakthrough

Simone Lontani has also made a notable step forward. Initially valued at just one credit, the young player has climbed to eight after increasing his price by seven.

  • Lontani scored against Monza.
  • His value has also been supported by a series of encouraging displays.
  • The 18-credit gap between his starting valuation and his current standing marks one of Parma’s clearest early-season gains.

For a young footballer entering a long Serie A campaign, such a start matters. Parma have found an early contributor whose performances have begun to carry more expectation with each round.

Almqvist adds end product

Pontus Almqvist completes Parma’s leading trio of valuation increases. Now priced at 21 credits, he has added six to his opening figure.

The Swede has registered one goal and one assist in the first part of the season, giving his work a direct influence in the final third. His early return has placed him alongside Romero and Lontani among the players whose standing has improved most during Parma’s opening chapter.

Parma’s main early risers

  • David Romero: 26 credits, up by 8; goals against Como and Genoa.
  • Simone Lontani: 8 credits, up by 7 from an initial value of 1; scored against Monza and produced other positive performances.
  • Pontus Almqvist: 21 credits, up by 6; one goal and one assist.

The international pause gives Parma a moment to assess those first signals. Romero has supplied goals, Lontani has taken an important first opportunity, and Almqvist has brought end product. Over the months ahead, the challenge will be to turn those promising increases into performances that help define Parma’s place in the championship.