EPL GW-34 Top FPL Captain Picks

Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United vs Brentford)

Bruno Fernandes has been one of the **most consistent FPL assets** for Manchester United this season, regularly delivering returns even when results don’t go their way. His influence on the team’s attacking play, combined with set-pieces and penalties, keeps his ceiling high every week. Facing **Brentford** at home, Fernandes looks well placed to deliver again. The fixture suits United’s attacking players, and his involvement in almost everything going forward makes him a very **safe captain option**.

Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa vs Fulham)

Ollie Watkins remains a key attacking threat for **Aston Villa** and continues to deliver strong performances. His recent form has been impressive, with consistent goal involvement and a growing influence in the final third. Against **Fulham**, he has another favourable opportunity to return. With confidence high and Villa’s attack in good rhythm, Watkins stands out as a strong captaincy pick this week.

Mohammed Salah (Liverpool vs Crystal Palace)

Mohamed Salah is a bold but appealing captain option for **Liverpool** this week. With speculation around his future, this could be one of the final chances to trust him as captain, adding extra motivation for FPL managers. The fixture against **Crystal Palace** looks decent, especially if Palace are distracted by other commitments. Salah has also scored in his last three starts and remains on penalties, keeping his floor and ceiling high. Even if he doesn’t produce a huge haul, he is still capable of delivering two returns, which is exactly what you want from a captain in a crucial gameweek like this.

**Dominic Solanke (Tottenham Hotspur vs Wolverhampton Wanderers)**

This is more of a **high-risk, high-reward captain punt**, but that’s exactly the kind of move that can pay off at this stage of the season. **Dominic Solanke** has established himself as a key attacking option for Tottenham, often leading the line and getting into strong scoring positions. The fixture against **Wolverhampton Wanderers** also makes him an interesting differential. Wolves have struggled defensively in recent weeks, conceding heavily, which opens the door for attacking returns if Spurs can take advantage. With Spurs still needing strong performances and Solanke playing a central role in their attack, he has the kind of potential that can surprise managers. He’s a pure differential captaincy call. What do you think about these captain picks for Gameweek 34? Are you backing one of the big names like Salah or Fernandes, or taking a punt on a differential? Drop your thoughts and captain choices in the comments below