Montrell Culbreath, Serge Gnabry, Brajan Gruda, Finn Dahmen and Aurèle Amenda (l-r.) could help get you ahead in Fantasy on Bundesliga Matchday 28. - © DFL

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Bundesliga Fantasy Scout: Five hidden gems for Matchday 28

31.03.2026

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More than two thirds of all teams have Harry Kane in them. Indeed, not starring the Bayern Munich talisman when he's fit to play is almost a guarantee to lose rank.

So, instead of pointing out the well-known points machines, we're here to shine the spotlight on those hidden gems that could help you climb up the table...

Montrell Culbreath (Leverkusen), 2.39m

With Arthur and Lucas Vázquez sidelined by injury, Montrell Culbreath has begun to cement his position on the right of Bayer Leverkusen’s usual 3-4-2-1 formation. Listed as a defender but given license to attack down his flank, Culbreath also finds himself up against a Wolfsburg side who are winless in 10 this Saturday – not bad for 2.39m!

Serge Gnabry (Bayern), 12.81m

Bayern Munich are taking a cautious approach with Jamal Musiala’s comeback from an ankle injury, meaning Serge Gnabry should get significant playing time once again when the champions make the trip to Freiburg. A forward in-game, Gnabry’s an arch differential vs. Harry Kane (4%-owned compared to the Englishman’s 41%), and plundered two goals and some 502 points in the 4-0 win over Union Berlin in the final game before the recent international break.

Watch: Gnabry star’s against Union

Brajan Gruda (Leipzig), 15.28m

Brajan Gruda is one of the most in-form midfielders in the game, with two monster scores of 419 and 552 points in his last seven outings – during which time he has only dipped below the 100 mark once. Now playing on the left of the attack in RB Leipzig’s 4-3-3, having previously been a line back in midfield, Gruda will have plenty of opportunity to cut inside and add to his three goals and two assists since his winter arrival from Brighton, when his current club travel to struggling Werder Bremen.

Finn Dahmen (Augsburg), 8.91m

Finn Dahmen is the most in-form goalkeeper in the game but still costs players less than 10m, which at this stage of the season is a relative bargain. Augsburg’s hosts on Saturday, Hamburg, have recorded 320 shots on goal this season, but only 31 of them have gone in. Taking on one of the leagues busiest but least potent attacks is likely to spell another big haul for the recent Germany international call-up.

Finn Dahmen could yet play his way into Germany’s World Cup squad. - Alex Grimm

Aurèle Amenda (Frankfurt), 3.87m

Aurèle Amenda is almost certain to start for Eintracht Frankfurt at home to Cologne on Sunday, especially with Nnamdi Collins out with an ankle injury. CB3s – outside centre-backs in a back three – are proving to be well-rewarded in Fantasy this season. Amenda’s attacking and defensive contributions have helped him average 256 points over his last four games, and at just 3.87m, he is a budget-busting differential as well as being a fine pick in his own right.