The first international break has offered Udinese a moment to assess a promising early chapter of the Serie A season, with three players increasing their value sharply in the Fantacampionato market. Goals, dependable performances and an unexpected contribution at San Siro have altered the picture of the Friulian squad after the opening rounds.
Udinese players gaining ground
-
Hassane Kamara has made the largest rise among Udinese players. The defender has scored twice in the opening part of the league campaign and now carries a value of 23 credits, nine more than his starting price.
-
Jurgen Ekkelenkamp has also found the net twice. His valuation has climbed by eight credits to 36, reinforcing his standing as an affordable midfield option capable of delivering bonus points.
-
James Abankwah completes the leading trio. Initially valued at one credit, the young defender has risen by seven to reach eight. His headed goal against Inter at San Siro, together with defensive displays consistently graded at least six, has made him one of Udinese’s early fantasy-market gains.
For Udinese, the early changes in valuation reflect a squad in which contributions have arrived from different areas of the pitch. Kamara and Ekkelenkamp have supplied goals, while Abankwah has combined a notable moment in Milan with steady defensive work.
As Serie A resumes after the national-team interval, their performances will be watched not only through Udinese’s league ambitions, but also through the growing expectations attached to their new market values.
