Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 23 | 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 23.

Timo Horn, Bochum (Goalkeeper, 6M, 0%)

Horn impressed in goal for Bochum last week while Patrick Drewes was ill and will remain in goal against Wolfsburg, head coach Dieter Hecking has confirmed. At 6 million, he's one of the cheapest starting goalkeepers in the game at the moment. Bochum have a tough run of fixtures, but that's not necessarily a bad thing for Horn's Fantasy potential, as he will likely get a lot of points for saves.

Lukas Ullrich, Gladbach (Defender, 5M, 5%)

Gladbach have been impressive of late, winning three of their last four games, and have a nice run of fixtures ahead of them. Ullrich costs just 5 million and scored his first goal for Gladbach last week.

Denis Vavro, Wolfsburg (Defender, 8M, 1%)

After a tough run of fixtures, Wolfsburg now face more manageable opposition. Vavro tends to get a lot of points from winning duels and is available for just 8 million.

Willi Orban, RB Leipzig (Defender, 11M, 10%)

A consistent Fantasy performer this season, Leipzig's captain returns from suspension to face struggling Heidenheim at home.

Nathan Ngoumou, Gladbach (Midfielder, 9M, 0%)

Ngoumou has made the most of his opportunity with Franck Honorat out injured and has been one of Gladbach's main attacking threats in recent weeks. Die Fohlen are in the midst of a favorable run of fixtures, which only adds to the winger's appeal.

Patrick Wimmer, Wolfsburg (Midfielder, 10M, 0%)

Having averaged 211 points in his last three games, Wimmer is a very intriguing differential as Wolfsburg head into a favorable run of games.

Pascal Gross, Borussia Dortmund (11M, 1%)

Pascal Gross is one of the players to have benefited from Niko Kovac's appointment, starting all three games in all competitions under the Croatian coach so far. He has scored over 200 points in each of his last two games and Dortmund have an appealing run of games ahead of them.

Jonathan Burkardt, Mainz (Striker, 10M, 6%)

Burkardt returned to the starting line-up and the scoresheet for Mainz last week, playing just over an hour and registering 181 points. He's likely to get even more minutes at home to a St. Pauli side, who have lost two in a row.

Mohamed Amoura, Wolfsburg (Striker, 10M, 12%)

As he has done so many times this season, Mohamed Amoura stepped up for Wolfsburg last week, providing an assist and scoring from the penalty spot in a 2-1 win over Stuttgart. As mentioned earlier in this article, Die Wölfe now have a nice run of fixtures, so all things considered, the Egyptian striker looks like a steal at 10 million.

Benjamin Sesko, RB Leipzig (Striker, 14M, 11%)

Leipzig disappointed against Augsburg last week, but Sesko is still worth considering this time around. The Slovenian striker showed what he's capable of with a goal and an assist against St. Pauli on Matchday 21, and Leipzig now face struggling Heidenheim at home.