FPL GW3 saw defensive returns dominate, with cheap full-backs topping scores and Arsenal edging Chelsea 2-1; Saka, Rogers and Wissa all featured prominently and now headline smart GW4 targets.Top three transfers for FPL GW4Bukayo SakaArsenal’s talisman remains fixture-proof and is under-owned relative to output, making him an ideal midfield transfer into GW4.Across the first three gameweeks, he has accumulated 22 points, with two goals and no assists, averaging around 7.3 points per game. In GW3 specifically, Saka played 89 minutes in Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Chelsea and returned 2 points, slightly underperforming his 5.4 expected-points projection (Opta) for that round.His underlying numbers are strong: over GW1–2 he led Arsenal players for shots (five), shots in the box (four), big chances (two) and xG (1.60), underlining his involvement and ceiling. With Arsenal’s attack firing and Saka central to chance creation and penalty duties, he offers a high floor and haul potential despite a modest GW3 haul.Morgan RogersChelsea’s in-form attacker has scored or assisted in each of their first three league matches and is emerging as a high-upside, mid-price midfield option.In GW3, Rogers netted in Chelsea’s 1-2 defeat at Arsenal, playing 86 minutes and collecting 6 points with a goal, no assist and 22 BPS.That followed strong underlying involvement earlier in the season: through GW1–2 he registered a goal and an assist, six shots, nine key passes, 0.56 xG and 0.88 xA, racking up 13 points and 171 minutes.Opta project him to score around 5.4 points for GW4 and 23.2 over the next five gameweeks, ranking him fifth among midfielders on some boards. With Hull up next at home, Rogers offers form, role security and attractive fixtures at a reasonable ££7.6m price.Yoane WissaNewcastle’s forward has been a steady points scorer and stands out for his combination of price, role and upcoming fixture run.In GW3, Wissa played the full 90 minutes in Newcastle’s home match against Bournemouth but returned just 1 point with no goal, assist, clean sheet or bonus.Despite that blank, he sits on 13 total FPL points for the season, averaging 4.3 points per game by form, and is priced around £6.2m with double-digit ownership.Opta model rate him highly over the next six gameweeks (around 4.92 points per game), with only Haaland and João Pedro forecast to outscore him among forwards over that span. Newcastle’s favourable run—no fixture rated above 3 in the next nine—adds to his appeal as a value forward with consistent minutes and goal threat.Read Also – HomeSee More – LatestFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTubeThe post FPL 2026/27: Top three transfers to consider for GW4 appeared first on The Football Faithful.