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Friday 05 August 2022 08:40 BST
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Fantasy Premier League is back for the 2022-23 season
Fantasy Premier League is back for the 2022-23 season (Premier League)

It’s only moving a few brightly-coloured shirts around on a screen every week but the popularity of Fantasy Premier League has rocketed in the last few years, with millions of managers taking part worldwide every season.

The likes of Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne are becoming just as popular for their fantasy points-scoring as they are for their displays on the pitch, while the Premier League’s official game has helped to spread the league’s popularity around the globe.

Does it matter in the grand scheme of things? No, but it does offer us all another way to enjoy the weekend's top-flight action, making every game that little bit more interesting to those who play it.

Read more: Fantasy Premier League tips - 30 players you should pick this season

Our fantasy articles have proved popular over the years, so I also write a newsletter every week with tips on how to do well during the forthcoming gameweek. Hopefully, once all is said and done, it can help you beat your mates and colleagues in your mini-leagues.

I'll be hand-picking players for each week's round of fixtures, building a weekly best XI, offering advice on captaincy, differentials and chip strategy, plus breaking down the fixture runs to keep us all one step ahead of the rest.

If you're wondering why I'm worth listening to, I've a decent record of finishing in the top 50k in the world in each of the last five seasons, with a 2.5k rank in 2020-21.

Follow this link and scroll down to Fantasy Football or use the box at the top of this article to sign up. The newsletter will land in your inbox before every Thursday and before every gameweek deadline. Any questions, you can reach me on Twitter.

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