Centrocampisti in attack: fantasy gems to watch in Serie A

Offensive midfielders occupying a midfield slot in the Serie A fantasy list are the true masterstroke for every manager, delivering top goals, assists and ratings while also capable of playing as wingers or second strikers, guaranteeing valuable bonus points and starter status.

Da Zaccagni to Orsolini, passing through Pulisic, the Fantacampionato draws 60 million participants nationwide, with a single national leaderboard and a prize pool exceeding €340 000, all operating under the data‑protection rules of the UE regulation 679/2016.

Role changes reshape fantasy midfield

Cristian Pulisic, valued at 57 credits, was listed as a forward last season but has been shifted to a midfield slot for Serie A 2026‑27. Manager Amorim can deploy him as a second striker in a 3‑4‑2‑1 or as an attacking wing in a 3‑4‑3, after he recorded eight goals and four assists, earning double‑digit bonus points.

Riccardo Orsolini carries a rating of 53 credits. The Bologna winger finished the campaign with nine goals and delivered a key pass, making him a top‑valued option that should not be overlooked.

Midfielders with lower ratings but potential

Mattia Zaccagni, the Lazio captain, is priced at 41 credits, the lowest among the role‑changed midfielders. His previous season yielded three goals, no assists and a missed penalty, yet his desire for revenge could see him return to double‑digit returns.

Francisco Conceição also holds a 41‑credit valuation and remains Juventus’s fixed attacking wing in both 4‑2‑3‑1 and 4‑3‑3 formations. He contributed three goals and five assists last term, and coach Spalletti places strong confidence in his output.

Alisson Santos, arriving in Italy only in January, is assigned 46 credits. The Napoli forward has scored four times in thirteen appearances since joining from Sporting Lisbon and is expected to be a reliable offensive pillar in Allegri’s 4‑3‑3.