Tiago Cravero

The real selling point is availability: Cravero has settled into Central Córdoba’s Starting XI since arriving on loan and is logging full matches, which makes him a reliable minutes play for lineups. He has five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 12 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, and Sorare Edge projects 77.5 points with model confidence LOW, so you should treat him as a high-floor fantasy option who delivers minutes rather than boom-or-bust attacking upside. This fixture is at home against San Lorenzo, a side that concedes around 0.9 goals per game and shows vulnerability in the middle third, so Cravero’s pivot role and ball-recycling could pick up useful bonus points and the odd attacking chance, but his ceiling is tied to that deeper role rather than sustained goal or assist production.