Champions League Fantasy Football: Who's in form?

As the UEFA Champions League reaches its conclusion, UEFA.com assesses five standout players for managers to consider for the final on Matchday 17 of UCL Fantasy, presented by PlayStation.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (€8.5m) – Paris Saint-Germain

The highest Fantasy scorer among all players, Kvaratskhelia has been a revelation in Europe this season, particularly in the knockout stage where he has seven goals and three assists in eight appearances. In all competitions, the Georgian midfielder has 12 goals and four assists in his last 15 games for club and country and comes into the Champions League final as one of the most in-form players in the world.

Désiré Doué (€8.1m) – Paris Saint-Germain

Doué has likewise been a key figure in Paris' attack in recent months in both domestic and European football. Directly involved in three of the five goals in last season's final success against Inter, the 20-year-old has five attacking returns in his last five appearances in all competitions and has three goals, four assists and two Player of the Match awards in this season's knockout rounds.

Ousmane Dembélé (€9.7m) – Paris Saint-Germain

Dembélé is another Paris player who has been consistently delivering attacking returns in the latter half of the season. The Frenchman, who is an injury doubt for the final, has seven goals and three assists in his last eight starts in all competitions, including five goals, an assist and two Player of the Match awards in his last three Champions League outings. Last year's Ballon d'Or winner also thrives against English opposition, with five goals and three assists in his last nine knockout stage outings against Premier League clubs.

David Raya (€5.6m) – Arsenal

Arsenal's success in both the Premier League and the Champions League has been built on defensive resolve, Raya playing a key role throughout the campaign. The Spaniard has not conceded in his last four appearances across all competitions, while his 71 Fantasy points this season are significantly more than any other goalkeeper. There have been some memorable goalkeeping performances in Champions League finals and Raya will be hoping to add his name to that list.

Kai Havertz (€7.4m) – Arsenal

Although it has been an injury-hit campaign for Havertz, the German has made some vital Premier League contributions recently and could well start the final. The 26-year-old scored a huge goal in a 1-0 win against Burnley that played a big role in the Gunners winning the league title and provided an assist in their final Premier League game of the season. Havertz is no stranger to Champions League finals either, having scored the winning goal for Chelsea against Manchester City in 2021.