The first international break has offered a useful pause in Serie A, not only for coaches assessing the opening weeks but also for fantasy managers reviewing the changing value of their squads. At Inter, three players have made the strongest early rise in Fantacampionato valuations, each adding six credits to their starting price.
Inter’s early fantasy market leaders
The Nerazzurri’s leading trio for value growth is made up of Pio Esposito, Carlos Augusto and Andy Diouf. Their increases reflect different kinds of contribution: goals for Esposito and Carlos Augusto, and a steady supply of assists from Diouf.
- Pio Esposito has reached a value of 46 credits after scoring twice and providing one assist.
- Carlos Augusto is valued at 30 credits, having registered one goal and one assist.
- Andy Diouf has moved to 24 credits. He is yet to score, but has already delivered three assists.
A six-credit rise for each player
All three have gained six credits since the start of the season, putting them level at the top of Inter’s internal ranking for fantasy-market appreciation after the first stretch of Serie A fixtures.
Esposito’s direct involvement in three goals has made him the most expensive of the group, while Carlos Augusto has paired his own goal with a decisive final pass. Diouf’s rise has come without a goal of his own, but three assists have underlined his influence in the early rounds.
The pause brings an early squad review
The opening international window traditionally gives fantasy managers a moment to examine which initial valuations have already been overtaken by performances on the pitch. For Inter, the first chapter of the campaign has produced three clear gainers, each offering a different route to increased value.
With the season still in its early stages, their six-credit gains provide an early indication of which Nerazzurri players have turned the first Serie A weekends into stronger positions in Fantacampionato squads.
