Serie A‘s 34th matchday kicks off tonight at 8:45 PM with Napoli-Cremonese and concludes on Monday, April 27, with Lazio-Udinese. This potentially decisive round, especially at the top of the table, will be in the spotlight: Torino-Inter, Milan-Juventus, and Napoli-Cremonese. If the Nerazzurri win, and Milan and Napoli both fail to score, they could mathematically become Italian champions. The big match at San Siro will also be a hot topic of conversation, with Juventus poised to reopen the race for second place. Also not to be missed is Bologna-Roma, a European-flavored clash scheduled for Saturday at 6 PM.

Formation: 3-5-2

• GOALKEEPER

Yann Sommer (Torino vs Inter) — €6.8M

Inter enters this match full of enthusiasm, confidence, and a real chance of sealing the Scudetto. Against Torino, we expect a solid and dominant performance from the Nerazzurri. Sommer remains one of the most reliable players in the team: few goals conceded, great reliability, and excellent chances of keeping a clean sheet.

• DEFENDERS

Gleison Bremer (Milan vs Juventus) — €7.8M

A bold but smart choice. Juventus is in great form, has locked down a Champions League spot, and wants to continue their winning streak. Milan, on the other hand, has had a difficult few weeks. Bremer loves tough challenges, is a defensive leader, and often raises the bar in big matches.

Giorgio Scalvini (Cagliari vs Atalanta) — €6.0M

Atalanta are looking to bounce back from their Coppa Italia disappointment. The trip to Cagliari isn’t a trivial one, but Atalanta are the favorites and can even keep a clean sheet. Scalvini remains one of the most reliable defenders in terms of performance and consistency.

Oumar Solet (Lazio vs Udinese) — €7.7M

Udinese’s French center-back is one of the bright spots of the Friulian season. Lazio arrives in high spirits after their Coppa Italia victory, but their league campaign has been mixed. Solet can lead the Bianconeri defense to a positive result.

• MIDFIELDERS

Scott McTominay (Napoli vs Cremonese) — €10.4M

Napoli are looking to bounce back immediately after their defeat against Lazio and consolidate their position at the top of the table. At home against Cremonese, McTominay is one of the most dangerous midfielders: his runs, physicality, and attacking presence.

Gabriel Strefezza (Parma vs Pisa) — €6.1M

Since January, he’s been one of the league’s best signings. The Brazilian is leading Parma through the final stretch of the season with his quality and bonuses. He’s a player to consider.

Nicolò Fagioli (Fiorentina vs Sassuolo) — €7.2M

Fiorentina is improving and wants to secure their survival once and for all. Fagioli may not be the classic player worthy of a hefty bonus, but he brings a high rating, order, and consistency: a valuable profile in fantasy football.

Lameck Banda (Hellas Verona vs Lecce) — €5.0M

Our low-cost bet of the day. A lightning-fast winger, unpredictable and always in the thick of attacking play. In such a delicate head-to-head match, he could make his mark. The Zambian is a name worth calculating risks.

Denzel Dumfries (Torino vs Inter) — €7.7M

This is a safe bet. The Dutchman is having an extraordinary season and continues to consistently produce performances on the right flank. He’s currently one of the best midfielders you can deploy without hesitation.

• FORWARDS

Donyell Malen (Bologna vs Roma) — €7.7M

He’s enjoying a sensational run of form: scores a lot, great confidence, and a constant presence in the penalty area. Bologna-Roma promises to be a spectacular match and a goal. Seeing him on the scoresheet seems almost natural.

Anastasios Douvikas (Genoa vs Como) — €6.7M

The Greek is looking for redemption after his disappointment in the Coppa Italia. Against Genoa, he could be the right man to finish the season strong and provide fantasy football managers with a bonus. He’s an interesting name, especially for those looking for a reliable third striker.