Generally we use the same method we choose a familiar player at least a star player in each team the priority is strikers
it's just that sometimes some teams are in the worst performance even not score goals in 3-5 matches obviously difficult to choose
in this situation I will use the same method as you choose a random player especially strikers.
Strikers are considered as main goal sources for their clubs and it is logic and reasonable to pick strikers as mostly likely scorers in each match. If you don't pick strikers, you will have to filter other players from top to bottom of their ability to score goals. Usually attacking players to midfielders and lastly in the list are defenders. Among attacking players, you will likely choose star players are goal productive and when you narrow down your list, you will have to look at their latest forms as well.it's just that sometimes some teams are in the worst performance even not score goals in 3-5 matches obviously difficult to choose
in this situation I will use the same method as you choose a random player especially strikers.
De Bruyne was a very goal productive attacking player in the past season but it is no longer true in this season as he started to lose his position in Manchester City.
