Promoted clubs/players in your country that should do well?

For my fantasy team

Spain: Tenerife, Xerez and Real Zaragoza

Deutschland: FSV Mayence, Fribourg, ? Which is the third team?

Liga: Bari, Livorno, Parma

E.P.L: Burnley, Birmingham, Wolverhampton


Which are the key players?
Best scorers and midfielders?
Which teams are likely to create a surprise like Hoffenheim in Germany last year.

Anyone's playing on http://www.freefantasyfootball.tv? I want to try something else with european leagues. Any suggestions?

Alessandro Diamanti is one to watch for Livorno.

Tenerife - Nino (goalscorer)
Real Zarogoza - Jorge López (assists)

Honda from VVV

That guy is just awesome!!

Freiburg:
Sunniest city in Germany and one of the most beautiful, and that's how their football philosophy is, too, ever since legendary coach Volker Finke took over decades ago. Free flowing attacking football, which made them pretty successful considering their limited funds and size. Their current young coach Robin Dutt has a similar philosphy.

Freiburg's most promising player, Ömer Toprak, was seriously injured a while ago. His career was in question even, so he won't be able to help them this season. Generally speaking, Freiburg don't have many standout individuals, they never had. The team is the star, or the coach rather.


Mainz:
Mainz just sacked their coach before the season has even started yet! He was replaced with a new young coach who won the German U19 championship with Mainz, which was a pretty big shock actually. But nobody knows how he will do in the Bundesliga, he is a complete newbie.
Furthermore, they seem to have a lot of injuries these days, a lot of negative press.

Mainz signed Roman Polanski from Getafe, which was a very good signing for them. Polanski is a pretty good DM, at least he was for Getafe (and in some matches for the German youth teams), so there is a good chance that he might have a good season for them. Mainz also signed Austrian captain Ivanschitz on a loan, another potentially good signing. Their striker Bancé did a good job for them in the 2. Bundesliga, but he seems to be a total nutcase, a lot of off-pitch drama going on for him.


Nürnberg:
Nürnberg's young coach Michael Oenning is very fond of young players, and Nürnberg do have quite a few really promising ones in their ranks. Traditionally, Nürnberg are one of the biggest German clubs with very fanatic fans. They probably have the best chance of all promoted teams to remain in the 1. Bundesliga, where they belong.

Their captain Andreas Wolf is a solid defender, consistent and reliable. Pinola is another reliable key player, or Mintal, their most important forward. But it's their young players who could have their breakthrough this season. U19 Euro champions like Marcel Risse or Dennis Diekmeier, for example.

If I remember well Fribourg went up a few years ago then got relegated after. Went to Freiburg when I was young, had a great time there

Who's Nuremberg key attacking player?

I'd say Marek Mintal.

Sylvain Ebanks Blake was the top scorer in championship last season, it would be interesting to see if he can step up.
Also looking forward to see Kightly and Eagles in the prem.

Some interesting signings they have made too, Fletcher was it from Hibs for Burnley and Birmingham paid quite some money for Benitez and two championship (but young) CBs, looking forward to that, seeing if they can step up.

Cheers for that!