With transfers being scarce with the end of the season approaching, if you do make a GK transfer, it needs to be a season-keeper if you do not have a wildcard left. So, the best GK to buy to cover the blanks and double GWs is Nick Pope, given he has a fixture in blank GW32, has favorable fixtures in DGW 34 and DGW37, and will most likely have a DGW in GW36. In DGW34 and 37, Pope does not have a DGW but does have favorable fixtures against Southampton and Leeds. One of the highest-scoring GKs in the game, with good fixtures, and great haul potential, Pope is a great option for those looking at GKs.

Kepa Arrizabalaga put on a great performance with a 6-pointer despite conceding twice. As always, I do not recommend moving out a GK, but if you do want to make a transfer given the blank GW out of the popular GKs, I will look to sell Kepa first.  Kepa has the hardest schedule for GKs over the rest of the season, which lower his upside for his massive hauls. Kepa also has a tough DGW37 against likely Manchester City and Manchester United. For managers with no free hit or backup GK, this GW can move on from Kepa to a player like Pope to maximize the fixtures and DGWs.