Sorare Football Picks for GW97 Aug 4-7: Danish Superliga

He is riding a real assist surge right now. 0.80 assists per match over the last five while averaging about 80 minutes when he starts. And that volume matters because Odense concede north of two goals per game, a matchup that raises his upside. Hyseni is a regular in the Starting XI and has five appearances in the last five game weeks; your last-five rates translate to roughly two goals and four assists across that span, so his ceiling comes when Sønderjyske can feed him from wide or from the likes of Andreas Oggesen, who has been one of the club's leading providers. Treat him as a medium-confidence fantasy start: the floor is solid because he logs heavy minutes and consistent starts, but the team’s middling form and the model’s medium confidence mean his big-score probability is real but not guaranteed, so roster him when you need a dependable minutes share with upside.

The real hook here is matchup and minutes. Mads Madsen returns to face Silkeborg, the club where he came through, and he does so against a defence giving up north of two goals per game this season, which raises his assist ceiling if Copenhagen control the midfield. He is locked into the Starting XI and plays heavy minutes, making five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so his floor is strong; that steady playing time pairs with real chance-creation chops, his expected-assists and recent match logs show direct involvement in goals. Treat him as a reliable creative starter with upside. The Sorare Edge 80.3 projection and medium model confidence reflect a clear probability of steady returns, but Silkeborg’s porous backline is what turns him from a safe floor into a true fantasy difference-maker.

He is about as plug-and-play as Nordsjælland midfielders get right now, named in the Starting XI through the last five game weeks and converting regular minutes into concrete returns with three goals and three assists this season. Nordsjælland host Randers at Right to Dream Park on August 2, 2026, and that matters because Randers' defence was only middling last season, letting in 27 goals, so Janssen's steady involvement makes him likelier than a bench option to cash in on created chances. Blend that with the provided 85 minutes per game, five appearances in the last five game weeks and a 0.20 assists per match rate over the last five, plus a Sorare Edge projection of 79.2 with medium model confidence, and you get a safe starter who delivers a dependable floor from volume and a realistic upside when he gets into the box.

Arp is playing like Odense’s primary shot threat right now, turning volume into chances. He had seven shots (two on target) in the last outing and shows up on the team sheet as a creator with three chances created and a 0.7 xA in recent data, which makes him a clear focal point for attacks. Those numbers back a high ceiling: he has the underlying output to match it, sitting around eight goals with about 0.40 xG per 90 this season, and he draws a favorable matchup at home against Sønderjysk Elitesport Fodbold, who concede roughly 1.5 goals per game, so this fixture boosts his scoring probability. He is listed as a STARTER, averaging 84 minutes and offering dependable floor because he has made five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks; Sorare Edge pegs him at 76.3 points with medium confidence, so treat him as a strong-volume starter with a clear ceiling but some team-form risk.

Availability is the sell here: Slisz is a nailed-in starter for Brøndby who is shouldering huge minutes and brings real reliability to the Starting XI, with five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 13 appearances in the last 15 game weeks. He only has one goal and one assist across 14 league outings this season, but those returns sit on a steady platform of minutes and chance involvement, which matters more at home against Viborg at Brøndby Stadion. Viborg still leak chances and sit around 1.5 to 1.6 goals conceded per game, so Slisz has a reasonable ceiling as a minutes-based pick who can pop for a goal or assist while offering a safe floor. The Sorare Edge projection (77.3) and the model's medium confidence reflect that profile: dependable minutes make him a lower-risk start with upside if Brøndby control the game and create chances for their midfield runners.

If you want a fantasy goalkeeper who reliably produces a baseline of points, Hansen is the guy; he has been Nordsjælland's every-match starter and racks up saves rather than sitting on the bench, which is what drives his floor. This fixture is at Right to Dream Park against Randers, a side that has been conceding around a goal a game recently, so Hansen's clean-sheet probability is only moderate while his chance of piling up saves is real, and Sorare Edge gives him a healthy 78.6 projection with medium model confidence. He also brings proven shot-stopping, with a save rate in the mid 70s and multiple clean sheets this past campaign, so start him if you prize a steady floor plus upside from saves, but accept that his ceiling depends on whether Nordsjælland can actually shut Randers out.

He just flipped the narrative at Viborg by winning the goalkeeper competition and earning the Starting XI spot from Nickolai Lund, and he backed it up with a clean sheet in the season opener against OB. That instant promotion and a productive loan at Aarhus Fremad are why his ceiling matters now; with 90 minutes per game here and a Sorare Edge projection of 77.9 points he suddenly offers genuine clean-sheet upside and rosterable minutes for fantasy managers. Keep the caution handy though: he has one appearance in the last 5 game weeks and one appearance in the last 15 game weeks, and Brøndby away has the sort of attacking form that can both inflate his ceiling via saves and clip his floor, so treat him as a high-upside, low-floor option with low model confidence.

The most actionable thing here is that Delac looks to have reclaimed the No 1 shirt and turned in a full 90 in Horsens' season opener, making five saves in the 1-1 draw with Nordsjælland, so you can bank a decent shot-stopping floor if he keeps the Starting XI spot. Midtjylland are a strong attacking side but they still concede only about 1.05 goals per league game and register clean sheets roughly a third of the time, which gives Delac a modest clean-sheet ceiling while also guaranteeing enough shots-against to rack up saves. He has one appearance in the last 5 game weeks and one appearance in the last 15 game weeks, so treat him as a reintegrated starter rather than a locked weekly play; the Sorare Edge projection of 75.6 points with medium confidence flags upside if he keeps starts at Midtjylland away, but expect variance.

If you want upside from saves this is the matchup to target: Odense have shipped roughly 2.09 goals per match this season and show Both Teams To Score in more than 80 percent of their league games, so Flø should see a steady stream of shots to keep his ceiling intact. Flø is the club's established No. 1 and a dependable presence for Sønderjyske, he recently passed the 100-appearance mark and has extended his stay with the club, which bodes well for secure minutes in the Starting XI. He has averaged 72 minutes per appearance, is listed as REGULAR, and has four appearances in the last five game weeks and six appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so his floor is usable in most formats while the Sorare Edge projection of 68.8 points (model confidence low) flags this as a high-upside, medium-risk start rather than a lock.

Lund’s real selling point is shot stopping; he kept nine clean sheets and posted roughly 90 to 100 saves last season, so his ceiling is tied to save volume when the defense looks stretched. He is a regular for Viborg and brings dependability to squads, with 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks and an average of 72 minutes per game, so you get a predictable floor if he keeps his place in the Starting XI. The match at Brøndby promises chances against him. Brøndby finished recent campaigns among the more productive attacks in the Superliga. So Sorare Edge’s 68.1 projection has appeal but model confidence is low; view Lund as a safe shutout candidate when Viborg is compact, and as a high-ceiling play if Brøndby fires big chances his way.

Nordsjælland are lining him up in the Starting XI for Sunday’s home meeting with Randers, and that matters because Norheim plays like an attacking left back who actually gets into scoring positions. He chipped in noticeable goal contributions last season for Nordsjælland. Do note the blunt fact that he has 0 appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 0 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so his floor is capped by match-fitness and rhythm concerns even though his role has typically pushed him to around 83 minutes per start. Randers have shown vulnerability at the back early in the campaign, which lifts Norheim’s ceiling as a clean-sheet/attacking flier or a source of a goal or assist, but treat him as a medium-confidence starter rather than a slam-dunk, and factor in the Sorare Edge projection of 81.0 points with model confidence listed as medium before rostering him.

Kahl is basically automatic for AGF right now, with five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, and a contract extension through 2029 that underlines his spot in the Starting XI, so you get near-full minutes more often than not. He travels to Lyngby on August 1, 2026, against a team that shipped three in their season opener, which caps pure clean sheet upside, but Kahl carries attacking value too. He provided an assist in AGF's 6-2 win over Viborg and regularly creates chances from the left, so there is a reasonable ceiling from involvement in build up. Bottom line: high floor because of secure minutes and a nailed-on role, modest ceiling for a shutout here, and a useful probability of a plus score via an assist or chance created;

Lopez's biggest plus is his assist upside from left back, he supplied seven assists in 30 appearances during his loan season and Copenhagen made that a permanent signing after that productive campaign. He is a starter who brings a high floor thanks to steady minutes, averaging roughly 89 per match and with five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so he is worth rostering for steady baseline points and set-up potential. Expect a ceiling driven by chance creation rather than clean sheets, the Sorare Edge projection (79.2 with medium confidence) fits that profile, so treat him as a safe starter whose upside pops when Copenhagen ask their fullbacks to join the attack.

The clean, decisive read here is availability: Ankersen is a nailed-on starter for Nordsjælland and is listed to start at Right to Dream Park against Randers, so you are buying secure 90-minute upside rather than a rotation gamble. He also brings a useful scoring ceiling for a fullback, having produced three goals and one assist this campaign while logging nearly every minute and helping produce nine team clean sheets, so his baseline is attractive for defenders who both play every match and occasionally deliver attacking returns. Nordsjælland have been compact lately, conceding under one goal per match in their recent run, while Randers were leakier across 2025/26 (47 goals against), which makes Ankersen a safe floor pick with a realistic chance of bonus points. Sorare Edge projects 79.1 points with medium confidence, which fits the profile here: high probability of minutes and clean-sheet points, plus a modest upside from his goal threat, but not a player you should treat as a guaranteed big-scorer.

Beijmo is firmly in the Starting XI for the away trip to Silkeborg and has been logging full 90s for Copenhagen, which gives him a very reliable floor for fantasy lineups. He has five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, and he arrives with real attacking upside after a 2025/26 campaign that produced 2 goals and 5 assists, underpinning a higher ceiling than most centre backs. Silkeborg were porous last season, conceding 67 goals and keeping very few clean sheets, so Beijmo offers both clean-sheet appeal and the chance for attacking returns; treat him as a high-floor starter whose ceiling depends on Copenhagen controlling the match.

If you want upside from midfield, Arnstad is the cleanest play on the sheet: five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, he is a starter

The real hook here is matchup and minutes. Mads Madsen returns to face Silkeborg, the club where he came through, and he does so against a defence giving up north of two goals per game this season, which raises his assist ceiling if Copenhagen control the midfield. He is locked into the Starting XI and plays heavy minutes, making five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, so his floor is strong; that steady playing time pairs with real chance-creation chops, his expected-assists and recent match logs show direct involvement in goals. Treat him as a reliable creative starter with upside. The Sorare Edge 80.3 projection and medium model confidence reflect a clear probability of steady returns, but Silkeborg’s porous backline is what turns him from a safe floor into a true fantasy difference-maker.

He is about as plug-and-play as Nordsjælland midfielders get right now, named in the Starting XI through the last five game weeks and converting regular minutes into concrete returns with three goals and three assists this season. Nordsjælland host Randers at Right to Dream Park on August 2, 2026, and that matters because Randers' defence was only middling last season, letting in 27 goals, so Janssen's steady involvement makes him likelier than a bench option to cash in on created chances. Blend that with the provided 85 minutes per game, five appearances in the last five game weeks and a 0.20 assists per match rate over the last five, plus a Sorare Edge projection of 79.2 with medium model confidence, and you get a safe starter who delivers a dependable floor from volume and a realistic upside when he gets into the box.

Knudsen is as close to a locked-in floor as AGF have in midfield, logging 93 minutes per game and showing five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, with FotMob projecting him in the Starting XI for the trip to Lyngby. He brings volume and control rather than flash, piling up 555 passes with roughly an 88 percent completion rate last season, so you can expect steady baseline points from possession and chance construction; that matters because Lyngby have been porous early in the campaign, giving him a reasonable probability of finishing with extra touches, a shot or bonus. Sorare’s Edge projection (79.2) and the model’s medium confidence point to a solid ceiling if he picks up a involvement, but treat him mainly as a dependable starter for floor-oriented lineups rather than a boom-or-bust differential.

Availability is the sell here: Slisz is a nailed-in starter for Brøndby who is shouldering huge minutes and brings real reliability to the Starting XI, with five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 13 appearances in the last 15 game weeks. He only has one goal and one assist across 14 league outings this season, but those returns sit on a steady platform of minutes and chance involvement, which matters more at home against Viborg at Brøndby Stadion. Viborg still leak chances and sit around 1.5 to 1.6 goals conceded per game, so Slisz has a reasonable ceiling as a minutes-based pick who can pop for a goal or assist while offering a safe floor. The Sorare Edge projection (77.3) and the model's medium confidence reflect that profile: dependable minutes make him a lower-risk start with upside if Brøndby control the game and create chances for their midfield runners.

He is a near ever present for AGF who turns heavy minutes into real attacking value, averaging 91 minutes per game and finishing the 2025/26 Superliga with 12 goals and roughly 0.47 xG per 90, numbers that make him a clear high-upside option when in the Starting XI. He arrives with momentum and availability. Five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks. And this away date at Lyngby looks workable because the hosts have been porous early, conceding three in their last match, which should preserve his chance volume. Sorare projections put real upside on him but model confidence is LOW, so treat Bech as a safe-minutes, high-ceiling starter rather than a lock for a big haul.

He is riding a real assist surge right now. 0.80 assists per match over the last five while averaging about 80 minutes when he starts. And that volume matters because Odense concede north of two goals per game, a matchup that raises his upside. Hyseni is a regular in the Starting XI and has five appearances in the last five game weeks; your last-five rates translate to roughly two goals and four assists across that span, so his ceiling comes when Sønderjyske can feed him from wide or from the likes of Andreas Oggesen, who has been one of the club's leading providers. Treat him as a medium-confidence fantasy start: the floor is solid because he logs heavy minutes and consistent starts, but the team’s middling form and the model’s medium confidence mean his big-score probability is real but not guaranteed, so roster him when you need a dependable minutes share with upside.

His clearest asset is dependability: listed as a STARTER and regularly finishing matches for Viborg, he delivers a high floor because he is usually in the Starting XI and plays heavy minutes rather than coming off the bench. He has six goals across all competitions this season, so the ceiling is real when service comes, and this fixture shapes up well since Brøndby have been prone to conceding (about 1.09 league goals per game), making the away meeting a reasonable spot to chase upside. He has five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, which supports a medium-confidence Sorare Edge projection of 77.5 points; expect a steady baseline of minutes with modest scoring upside, so slot him in if you need reliable playing time and a plausible chance at a match-defining goal rather than a guaranteed haul.

Arp is playing like Odense’s primary shot threat right now, turning volume into chances. He had seven shots (two on target) in the last outing and shows up on the team sheet as a creator with three chances created and a 0.7 xA in recent data, which makes him a clear focal point for attacks. Those numbers back a high ceiling: he has the underlying output to match it, sitting around eight goals with about 0.40 xG per 90 this season, and he draws a favorable matchup at home against Sønderjysk Elitesport Fodbold, who concede roughly 1.5 goals per game, so this fixture boosts his scoring probability. He is listed as a STARTER, averaging 84 minutes and offering dependable floor because he has made five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 14 appearances in the last 15 game weeks; Sorare Edge pegs him at 76.3 points with medium confidence, so treat him as a strong-volume starter with a clear ceiling but some team-form risk.

Ganaus is the sort of centre forward you can rely on to be there every week, a regular in Odense's Starting XI with five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks while averaging 90 minutes, and he backed that role with a strong 2025/26 output of 11 goals and four assists, which gives him a sturdy floor for fantasy lineups. That floor carries upside against SønderjyskE at home because they leaked roughly 1.5 goals per game last season, so Ganaus should see plenty of central chances; Sorare Edge pegs him at 76.0 points with medium confidence, which makes him a recommended start in most formats but one you should treat as medium-risk, medium-reward rather than a boom-or-bust flyer.