The UAE Pro League has concluded the 2023-2024 ADNOC Pro League Fantasy season, a highly popular initiative that continues to draw a growing number of fans. This season saw an impressive 9,446 users participate in the fantasy game.
Al Ain's Laba Kodjo was the top pick among fantasy managers, chosen by 67.3% of participants. Following him were Fabio De Lima of Al Wasl with a 51.0% selection rate, Al Ain's Erik Jorgens at 43.6%, and Al Jazira's striker Ali Mabkhout at 39.2%.
Fabio De Lima led the season in points, scoring a total of 203. He was followed by Mehdi Ghayedi from Ittihad Kalba with 159 points, Nicolas Gimenez with 152 points, Omar Khribin with 139 points, and Shabab Al Ahli's Munas Dabbur with 134 points.
Al Wasl players dominated the top performers' list. Khaled Saif Alsenaani earned 104 points, making him the highest-scoring goalkeeper. Neeskens Kebano led the defenders with 129 points, while Fabio De Lima topped the midfielders with 203 points. Omar Khribin was the highest-scoring forward with 139 points.
The competition among ADNOC Pro League Fantasy managers was fierce from the start. Many leveraged strategic game features, with consistency and long-term planning proving crucial in determining the top five managers. Ahmed Humaid Al-Haroush topped the leaderboard with 1,926 points, thanks to his detailed attention to the game, effective use of features, and accurate predictions regarding match delays and double matchweeks.
Al-Haroush achieved over 70 points in 14 matchweeks, including four weeks with over 100 points. Despite not utilizing the bench boost and triple captain features, he excelled with the defensive points multiplier, earning 74 points from five defenders in matchweek 25. This doubled to 148 points, significantly boosting his overall score.
The UAE Pro League offered substantial prizes, with a total seasonal prize pool of 62,000 AED. The season's first-place winner will receive 10,000 AED, the second-place winner 5,000 AED, the third-place winner 3,000 AED, and the fourth and fifth places will each receive a preferred player's jersey and the official league ball.
Mid-season prizes included 4,000 AED for the first-half winner, 3,000 AED for the second place, 2,000 AED for the third, and hotel stays for the fourth and fifth places. The second-half prizes were the same.
Weekly prizes included 500 AED and two VIP tickets to the winner’s favorite team’s match for the top weekly winner, and 500 AED for the second place, provided that both participated in the game from the beginning of the season, or at least two weeks before the winning week, and did not use any boost cards.
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