The first international break has offered an early measure of Genoa’s difficult opening to the Serie A season. Second from bottom in the standings, the Rossoblu have found one clear source of encouragement in Milutin Osmajić, whose goals have also made him the club’s biggest early riser in Fantacampionato valuations.
The Montenegro forward began the campaign valued at 14 credits and has climbed to 22, a gain of eight. His two goals, scored against Como and Parma, have given Genoa a focal point during a period in which results have otherwise left the club under pressure.
Behind Osmajić, the increases have been more modest but still reflect the first shifts in the fantasy market after the opening rounds. Djibril Sow is now valued at 19 credits, Morten Frendrup at 21 and Johan Vasquez at 22, each one credit above their starting price.
Alex Amorim has moved to 12 credits, while Stephan El Shaarawy and Franz-Ethan Meichtry both stand at 13. Kingsley Ehizibue completes the group at 15 credits. All have recorded a one-credit improvement since the season began.
For Genoa, the pause arrives with the league table demanding a response once Serie A resumes. Osmajić’s rise is the most substantial individual note from the early weeks, but the smaller gains elsewhere suggest that performances within the squad have not gone entirely unnoticed despite the team’s troubled start.
