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When are the unlimited transfer periods in Bundesliga Fantasy?
There are five unlimited transfer periods for Bundesliga Fantasy managers in the 2023/24 season. The March international break is the last of them...
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Fantasy Managers normally have five transfers per week. But if your teams are still getting bent out of shape with injuries and suspensions dips in form, fear not, as there are unlimited transfers periods in the coming campaign to help dig you out of a hole.
The majority of international breaks mean unlimited transfers in Fantasy this season. The first was in September, with similar periods in October, November and March. Alongside those, the winter break and real-life transfer window, provided another opportunity for Fantasy managers to take advantage.
Unlimited transfer periods
September international break: 4-12 September
October international break: 9-17 October
November international break: 13-21 November
Winter break: 25 December - 12 January
March international break: 18-26 March
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