Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 19 | OneFootball

In this Fantasy Bundesliga article, we will not be focusing on the most obvious picks such as Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala.

Instead, we will highlight players with a maximum ownership percentage of 20%, who could offer great value as differentials for Matchday 19.

Joakim Mæhle, Wolfsburg (Defender, 10M, 1%)

An attacking full-back, Mæhle showed what he's capable of against Gladbach on Matchday 17, scoring a whopping 410 points. With Wolfsburg at home to struggling Kiel, the Denmark international could prove to be a valuable differential this week.

Nico Elvedi, Gladbach (Defender, 10M, 1%)

After a tough run of fixtures, Gladbach now face a favorable home game against Bochum. Although Bochum scored three goals against Leipzig last week, they've generally struggled to find the back of the net this season, so Elvedi should have a good chance of keeping a clean sheet while picking up decent points through tackling and passing.

Raphael Guerreiro, Bayern (Defender, 14M, 0%)

With Alphonso Davies out injured, Raphael Guerreiro looks set to start against Freiburg, who have struggled against the top teams this season. Owned by 0 percent, the 31-year-old is known for his attacking prowess.

Alexis Claude-Maurice, Augsburg (Midfielder, 6M, 11%)

Claude-Maurice has been a boom-or-bust player this season, but he's shown often enough that he's capable of producing incredibly good returns, most recently against Union Berlin last week, where he scored twice and racked up 402 points. With Augsburg facing relegation-threatened Heidenheim and St. Pauli in their next two games, he's a great value pick.

Angelo Stiller, Stuttgart (Midfielder, 11M, 8%)

Stiller has started 2025 in impressive form, averaging 253 points per game since the turn of the year. Owned by 8 percent, he has flown a little under the Fantasy radar this season.

Maximilian Arnold, Wolfsburg (Midfielder, 11M, 2%)

Wolfsburg's midfield linchpin is the most logical choice if you want a player from Ralph Hasenhüttl's side in midfield for the favorable home game against Kiel. He only managed 107 points against Bayern last week, but performed consistently well in the games prior to that one. With Wolfsburg likely to be on the ball a lot more against Kiel than they were against Bayern, he should do well.

Nick Woltemade, Stuttgart (Striker, 9M, 8%)

Having scored in back-to-back games, Woltemade has started the year in impressive fashion. He's now also taking penalties for Stuttgart, which adds to his value, and 9 million isn't a high price to pay for a player with his ability and form.

Samuel Essende, Augsburg (Striker, 10M, 0%)

Coming off a brace against Werder, Essende should have a good chance of continuing his form with manageable games against Heidenheim and St. Pauli coming up.

Mohamed Amoura, Wolfsburg (Striker, 10M, 8%)

Having scored three goals in three games in 2025, Amoura is hard to ignore at 10 million with Wolfsburg at home to leaky Holstein Kiel.

Tim Kleindienst, Gladbach (Striker, 12M, 16%)

Gladbach's top scorer got back on the scoresheet against Leverkusen last week and now faces a much easier task at home to Bochum.