The first international break has offered Milan a moment to take stock of a season still in its opening pages. On the pitch, early performances have already altered the fantasy football market, with three Rossoneri players recording the largest increases in value after the first round of Serie A fixtures.
The coach and the club
Milan’s summer recruitment created considerable competition within the squad, but Adrien Rabiot has remained a dependable presence. The French midfielder has produced two goals and two assists across five matches in which he has received a fantasy rating, lifting his value by seven credits from 46 to 53.
Moreira has made an even sharper early impression. Two goals in his last two appearances have improved his position in Amorim’s selection order while also raising his fantasy price. The Belgian has played three rated matches and moved from 35 credits to 44, an increase of nine.
Cisse leads Milan’s early market rise
The biggest increase belongs to Cisse, whose start has made him one of the early surprise candidates of the Serie A campaign. He has scored twice in five rated appearances, taking his fantasy valuation from two credits at the start of the season to 12.
That ten-credit rise is the largest among Milan players so far. For fantasy managers, the international break provides a useful point to assess those early gains: Cisse has emerged from a low starting value, Moreira has accelerated through recent goals, and Rabiot has combined regular influence with end product despite the club’s extensive summer business.
