​Fantasy Bundesliga tips: 10 players to consider for Matchday 3In this Fantasy Bundesliga article, we’ll highlight 10 players to consider adding to your team ahead of Matchday 3.As a rule of thumb, we’ll try to steer clear of the most obvious picks, instead focusing mainly on players who could offer great value as differentials.Josip Juranovic, Union Berlin (Defender, 6.43M, 2%)Having moved ahead of Christopher Trimmel in the pecking order under new Union Berlin coach Mauri Lustrinelli, Juranovic looks like an intriguing option at a reasonable price. After providing two assists and scoring 202 points on the opening matchday, he managed just 13 points in last week’s 4-0 defeat to Bayer Leverkusen. However, that was a difficult fixture for the entire Union side. This week’s home clash with Schalke 04 should see Union enjoy far more possession, and Juranovic’s set-piece responsibilities only add to his appeal.Matthias Ginter, Freiburg (Defender, 11.12M, 11%)Freiburg have made an excellent start to the season, winning both of their opening games while conceding just once. Ginter has been the standout performer in their defence, averaging a solid 160 points per game. With Freiburg now preparing to host a struggling Borussia Mönchengladbach side, the experienced centre-back looks well placed to deliver another strong Fantasy return.Waldemar Anton, Dortmund (Defender, 16.83M, 7%)Rather surprisingly, Anton has picked up the second-most points of any Borussia Dortmund player so far, having scored 204 in the opener and 248 in the 3-2 win over Hoffenheim, in which he also provided an assist. Dortmund should have a good chance of keeping a clean sheet at home against a Paderborn team that failed to score in their two opening games. This could benefit Anton, who is also capable of picking up decent points from duels and passes, while being a threat from set pieces.David Raum, RB Leipzig (Defender, 18.19M, 9%)Arguably one of the most attack-minded defenders in the game, RB Leipzig’s captain and set-piece taker is among the defenders with the highest potential this weekend, as Die Roten Bullen welcome an out-of-form Hamburger SV to the Red Bull Arena.Yuito Suzuki, Freiburg (Midfielder, 9.09M, 26%)After his impressive hat-trick on Matchday 1, Suzuki was only able to deliver a rather disappointing 98 points against Paderborn. This shouldn’t put you off too much, though, with the Japanese international still a very attractive option for Freiburg’s favourable home game against Gladbach.Said El Mala, 1. FC Köln (Midfielder, 12.08M, 13%)Having missed Köln’s 4-1 defeat to VfB Stuttgart last week, El Mala is expected to return to the starting lineup and give the Billy Goats a boost for their home game against Werder Bremen. Costing 12.08M, the winger has shown many times that he’s capable of producing special moments, and he could be kept until the international break, with Köln facing HSV next.Brajan Gruda, RB Leipzig (Midfielder, 12.69M, 4%)RB Leipzig missed