World Cup 2026 Fantasy: Germany’s 10 best picks | OneFootball

With the World Cup a week away, here are Germany’s projected starters and top Fantasy options. According to BuLi News, this is where value could be found across Julian Nagelsmann’s squad.

Manuel Neuer (€5M) will be Germany’s first-choice goalkeeper, the 40-year-old having returned from international retirement after impressing for Bayern Munich. He posted a 62% save rate and, on average, a clean sheet every three games last season, though better value may lie elsewhere.

Captain Joshua Kimmich (€5.5M) should be an ever-present at right-back and takes some set-piece duties. His club teammate Jonathan Tah (€5.3M) is likely a mainstay, while the left centre-back berth looks more open to rotation.

David Raum (€4.9M) excelled for RB Leipzig with three goals and seven assists in 30 Bundesliga appearances. Nathaniel Brown (€4.7M) started the Finland friendly and could get the nod for the opening game with Curacao.

Florian Wirtz (€7.5M) remains pivotal, with three goals and two assists in his last three caps despite a testing start at Liverpool. Jamal Musiala (€8M) has the quality, but ankle issues hampered his club season, so his minutes seem likely to be managed during Group E.

Lennart Karl (€4.8M) could be a strong budget pick, with Nagelsmann impressed and the 18-year-old scoring in Sunday’s rout of Finland.

Kai Havertz (€7.8M) is expected to lead the line this summer, back to full fitness after his Champions League final goal for Arsenal. He is also likely on penalties.

If Nagelsmann rotates, Deniz Undav (€6.6M) could benefit, having scored twice against Finland after a 25-goal Stuttgart season.

Source: BuLi News