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  Fantasy Football Scout: Who are the Premier League stars to bring into your team after the international break?
  Published: 19:32 EST, 17 October 2014 | Updated: 19:32 EST, 17 October 2014
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  MailOnline's Fantasy Football season may have taken some time off with the international break, but on Saturday domestic football roars back into action.
  But, over the past two weeks of inactivity, we've been keeping an eye on who has picked up form while off with their countries.
  Here are our international stars to watch on their Premier League return.
  Gylfi Sigurdsson scored both Iceland's goals against Holland to add to one against Latvia in a superb week
  Gylfi Sigurdsson (Swansea City) - Fantasy Football Value: £6.5m
  Iceland are fast becoming the favourites of every football fan as they continue their remarkable run of form that almost saw them reach the World Cup - despite a population of just 300,000.
  At the heart of everything has been Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson, who scored three times in two games during the international break to earn his side a maximum six points.
  Back in the Premier League with Swansea he has had a great start to the season, and could well continue his scoring form against Stoke City on Sunday.
  Graziano Pelle (Southampton) - Fantasy Football Value: £8.2m
  What a start Pelle has had to life in England! The Southampton striker won September's Player of the Month award, and that form earned him his first Italy cap.
  Southampton striker Graziano Pelle scored on debut for Italy as he continues his excellent start to the season
  And while his team-mates drastically under-performed, Pelle backed a debut goal to secure a 1-0 win against Malta.
  Southampton host Sunderland, and you'd back Pelle to continue his magnificent goalscoring form.
  John O'Shea (Sunderland) - Fantasy Football Value: £4.6m
  The Republic of Ireland veteran won his 100th cap against Germany this week, and marked it with a dramatic late equaliser.
  O'Shea's dramatic equaliser may have earned him the plaudits but he was also superb defensively in Germany
  The goal earned O'Shea the headlines, but limiting the World Champions to a single goal was just as impressive.
  Against a Southampton side that our flying he will have his work cut, but if he can stop Germany, you'd back him to stop Saints.
  Jack Wilshere (Arsenal) - Fantasy Football Value: £8.9m
  In a deeper role than usual, Wilshere showed that he can dictate the game, make tackles, and create chances for England.
  His late ball for Wayne Rooney against Estonia was absolutely superb, and he is getting back to his best form after a couple of years not quite at his best.
  Jack Wilshere will resume a more creative role for Arsenal after two good displays for England this week
  Returning to a more advanced position, and with the likes of Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey missing against Hull, Wilshere will be a major creative outlet for Arsenal against Hull on Saturday.
  Steven Naismith (Everton) - Fantasy Football Value: £7.7m
  After a glut of goals early in the season, Naismith is providing good value for Fantasy Football managers.
  Steven Naismith scored for Scotland in Poland and is due another run of form as Everton host Aston Villa
  And after scoring a vital goal for Scotland in Poland this week, to follow his header at Old Trafford in his last Premier League game, Naismith is in great form.
  With Everton at home to Aston Villa, and desperate for a win after five games without success in all competitions, Naismith will hope to fire them to victory.
  Loic Remy (Chelsea) - Fantasy Football Value: £9.1m
  A goal against Armenia may not be the most valued strike in world football, but when a player isn't getting too much time on the pitch, he'll take anything.
  Now, with Diego Costa out for three weeks, the French striker has his chance to prove himself for Chelsea.
  With an international goal this week, and a run of games assured, Loic Remy would be a great buy
  With a run of games assured, the likes of Cesc Fabregas providing assists from everywhere, and a game against Crystal Palace to start him off, Remy is worth bringing into your team for a few weeks.
  Edin Dzeko (Manchester City) - Fantasy Football Value: £10.1m
  After a frustrating night against Wales in Cardiff, Edin Dzeko bounced back to score against Belgium on Monday, earning his country an important point.
  Edin Dzeko was on target for Bosnia and can expect chances against Spurs if last season is anything to go by
  The City striker may only have two league goals so far this season, but as Manuel Pellegrini's side find their best form, you can bet he'll add to that tally.
  And with City hosting Tottenham, against whom they scored 11 Premier League goals last season, you can bet the big Bosnian will see this as the perfect time to find his form.
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