Women's Champions League Fantasy Football: Forwards for every budget
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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Ewa Pajor, Salma Paralluelo, Khadija Shaw and Alessia Russo are among the forwards managers can choose from when assembling their 2026/27 UEFA Women's Champions League Fantasy Football squads.
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With four points for a goal, three for an assist and an additional point for scoring from outside the box, forwards can accumulate points in a variety of ways in UEFA Women's Champions League Fantasy, presented by Amazon.
We take a look at some of the forwards available to Fantasy managers at different price levels.
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Alessia Russo (€10.5m, Arsenal)
Last season's total: 76
The English striker has produced seven and nine goals respectively during Arsenal's last two campaigns and enhanced her Fantasy tally last season with three Player of the Match awards.
Ewa Pajor (€10.5m, Barcelona)
Last season's total: 71
Last season's 11-goal top scorer will be hoping to follow up a scintillating 2025/26 campaign with more goals as Barcelona attempt to defend their title.
Khadija Shaw (€9.5m, Manchester City)
Last season's total: Did not participate
A new addition to Fantasy, the 2025/26 Women's Super League Golden Boot winner demonstrated how prolific she can be in front of goal with 21 goals in 22 domestic league matches last term.
Salma Paralluelo (€8.0m, OL Lyonnes)
Last season: 40 points
The pacey Spanish forward has transferred to the team she scored twice against in last season's final, having delivered four goals and three assists for Barcelona in 2025/26.
Mid-priced options
Melvine Malard (€6.5m, Chelsea)
Last season's total: 50
A quarter-finalist with Manchester United in 2025/26, Malard has joined a Blues squad full of fire power she can complement. In addition to four goals and three assists in last season's competition, her Fantasy tally was boosted through making 20 ball recoveries.
Felicia Schröder (€7.5m, Real Madrid)
Last season's total: Did not participate
Schröder will bid to reproduce the form that made her top scorer in the inaugural Women's Europa Cup, which she won with Häcken before heading to Madrid. The Swedish striker netted four times across the two legs of the final and eight times in all, proving how she rises to the occasion on the European stage.
Melchie Dumornay (€6.5m, OL Lyonnes)
Last season's total: 64
A key player during OL Lyonnes' journey to the 2025/26 final, Dumornay picked up more Player of the Match awards than any other player with four, while notching five goals and an assist.
Modesta Uka (€6.5m, Austria Wien)
Last season's total: Did not participate
With six goals in qualifying, including a third round hat-trick that helped secure Austria Wien a league phase debut, plus her role as a regular set-piece taker, Uka represents a promising mid-budget option.
Anna Anvegård (€6.0m, Häcken)
Last season's total: Did not participate
After lifting the inaugural UEFA Women's Europa Cup in May – scoring twice along the way – the Häcken captain will want to continue that momentum by picking up Fantasy points for goals and assists.
Low-budget options
Evelyne Viens (€5.0m, Paris FC)
Last season's total: 32
The only player to bag a hat-trick last season, Viens finished the league phase as joint-top scorer with five goals and 32 Fantasy points from six games before leaving Roma to rejoin former club Paris FC in June.
Momoko Tanikawa (€5.0m, Bayern)
Last season's total: 45
Another player who contributed across the pitch last term with three goals, an assist and 29 ball recoveries, Tanikawa's performances in Bayern's run to the last four secured her two Player of the Match awards.
Lucia Alves (€5.0m, Benfica)
Last season's total: 24
A budget-friendly forward who also carries out defensive work (25 balls recovered in 2025/26), Alves scored, assisted and earned a penalty to register 24 Fantasy points last season.
Edna Imade (€5.0m, Bayern)
Last season's total: 3
After being recalled by Bayern in January following a prolific loan spell at Real Sociedad, the Spanish forward has showcased her goalscoring talent for both club and country – often impressing as a substitute.
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