Serie A’s first international break has offered a useful point of reflection, not only for coaches and boards but also for fantasy managers assessing which early performances have changed a squad’s value. At Torino, several players have already pushed their prices upward, with Alessio Cacciamani and Rolando Mandragora setting the pace.
Key takeaways
- Alessio Cacciamani and Rolando Mandragora have each gained six fantasy credits since the start of the season.
- Cacciamani now carries a value of six credits after registering one assist.
- Mandragora has risen to 36 credits, with one goal and one decisive pass to his name.
- Five further players have added four credits to their valuations: Pietro Comuzzo, Che Adams, Sandro Kulenovic, Eray Comert and Kian Fitz-Jim.
Early form reshapes Torino’s fantasy values
The early rounds have begun to separate established performers from the players finding a new place in the season’s story. Fantasy valuations have followed that movement, rewarding those who have made tangible contributions on the pitch and giving managers an early indication of where value may still be found.
Cacciamani’s rise has been built on his assist, taking him to a six-credit valuation after an increase of six. Mandragora has made an even more direct attacking contribution, combining a goal with an assist; his six-credit improvement has brought his current price to 36.
Behind the two leading gainers, a group of five players have each recorded a four-credit increase. Comuzzo is valued at 23 credits, while Che Adams has reached 54. Kulenovic stands at 21 credits, Comert at 13 and Fitz-Jim at 15.
With the campaign still in its opening phase, these increases underline how quickly weekly performances can affect the make-up of a fantasy squad. The first pause in the calendar gives managers time to consider whether those early gains represent a sustained role in the season or simply the first turn of a longer championship narrative.
