The first international break has offered Lazio a moment to take stock, not only of results on the pitch but also of the players whose early form has altered their standing in the fantasy championship.
The decision
Davide Frattesi has made the strongest opening impression among Lazio’s rising fantasy assets. Three goals across the first three league rounds have driven his valuation from 21 to 34 credits, an increase of 13.
It is the clearest reward for a player who has begun the season among the most productive midfield figures in the competition. For Lazio, Frattesi’s early scoring has added weight to a squad that will need contributors across the campaign rather than reliance on one familiar source of goals.
Noslin has also improved his position during the opening five matchdays. The Dutch forward has scored in each of his last two appearances and has moved ahead of Pinamonti in the starting selection. His fantasy value has risen by eight credits, from 23 to 31.
Nuno Tavares completes the group of Lazio players to have gained most in value. The Portuguese full-back has returned to providing assists, registering two in the first five rounds. That output has lifted him from 16 credits to 24, matching Noslin’s increase.
The changes are an early reflection of the season’s internal competition at Lazio. Frattesi has turned goals into immediate authority, Noslin has seized his opportunity in attack, and Tavares has restored a creative edge from wide areas. The international pause now gives the club time to assess whether those first signals can become a more durable part of its league campaign.
