FPL Price Changes for the Upcoming Gameweek

Tonight's Fantasy Premier League (FPL) price changes are set to create ripples across many FPL teams. With strategic transfers being made, these price shifts could impact your budget and team structure. Here's a detailed look at the players whose prices are set to change, and what it means for FPL managers.

Bruno Borges Fernandes (Man Utd)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £8.5m
• Transfer Activity: 259,894 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 7.8
• Ownership: 20.4%

Bruno Fernandes is on the rise due to his impressive form, highlighted by a score of 7.8. With a surge in ownership, many FPL managers are banking on his consistency to deliver points. Manchester United's upcoming fixtures are favourable, which could further enhance his appeal.

Alexander Isak (Newcastle)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £9.3m
• Transfer Activity: 174,366 sales this gameweek
• Form: 4.2
• Ownership: 47.9%

Isak is experiencing a price drop due to his recent dip in form. With Newcastle facing tougher fixtures ahead, managers are offloading him in search of more in-form forwards.

Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £13.7m
• Transfer Activity: 130,031 sales this gameweek
• Form: 11.0
• Ownership: 63.3%

Despite Salah's high form score, his price is set to drop slightly. This could be due to managers freeing up funds for other areas of their squad, despite Liverpool's relatively strong upcoming fixtures.

Joško Gvardiol (Man City)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £6m
• Transfer Activity: 107,098 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 4.0
• Ownership: 24%

Gvardiol's price increase reflects his growing role in Manchester City's defence. His potential for clean sheets and contributions in attack makes him a popular choice among managers.

Lewis Hall (Newcastle)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4.9m
• Transfer Activity: 90,835 sales this gameweek
• Form: 2.5
• Ownership: 9.9%

Hall's limited form and game time have led to a decrease in his price. Managers are likely reallocating his funds to more consistent options.

Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £5.2m
• Transfer Activity: 74,961 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 2.8
• Ownership: 18.5%

Kerkez is gaining interest as Bournemouth's fixtures become more appealing. His price rise is a testament to his potential to provide returns in the coming weeks.

Francisco Evanilson de Lima Barbosa (Bournemouth)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £5.7m
• Transfer Activity: 71,956 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 2.2
• Ownership: 3.4%

Evanilson's growing popularity is driven by his potential to be a budget-friendly forward option as Bournemouth look to improve their attacking output.

Ola Aina (Nott'm Forest)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £5.4m
• Transfer Activity: 71,670 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 3.2
• Ownership: 30.4%

Aina's versatility and potential for defensive returns have made him an attractive option, especially with Nottingham Forest's upcoming matches.

Luis Díaz (Liverpool)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £7.5m
• Transfer Activity: 49,285 sales this gameweek
• Form: 6.0
• Ownership: 14.6%

Despite being a talented player, Díaz's inconsistent minutes have led to his price drop, as managers seek more reliable midfield options.

Jarrod Bowen (West Ham)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £7.5m
• Transfer Activity: 33,615 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 5.0
• Ownership: 11%

Bowen's attacking threat and West Ham's favourable fixtures are contributing to his rising popularity among FPL managers.

João Pedro Junqueira de Jesus (Brighton)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £5.6m
• Transfer Activity: 26,989 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 7.5
• Ownership: 14.8%

João Pedro's form has been promising, and with Brighton's attacking style, he is expected to continue delivering points, justifying his price increase.

Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £6.4m
• Transfer Activity: 26,300 sales this gameweek
• Form: 5.8
• Ownership: 3.5%

Szoboszlai's minimal returns have prompted managers to look elsewhere, leading to a drop in his price.

Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £6.7m
• Transfer Activity: 24,161 sales this gameweek
• Form: 4.0
• Ownership: 4.5%

Rashford's lack of form and Villa's tough fixtures are reasons for his falling price, as managers pivot to more in-form assets.

Gabriel dos Santos Magalhães (Arsenal)

• Price Change: Set to rise from £6.4m
• Transfer Activity: 24,050 purchases this gameweek
• Form: 4.2
• Ownership: 30.7%

Gabriel's defensive solidity and goal threat make him a popular choice, especially with Arsenal's upcoming fixtures.

Lucas Digne (Aston Villa)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4.5m
• Transfer Activity: 23,208 sales this gameweek
• Form: 2.4
• Ownership: 5.9%

Digne's recent performances haven't impressed, leading to a drop in ownership as managers seek more reliable defenders.

Łukasz Fabiański (West Ham)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4.1m
• Transfer Activity: 13,888 sales this gameweek
• Form: 0.0
• Ownership: 14.4%

Fabiański's lack of clean sheets and West Ham's defensive struggles have led to his price drop.

Iliman Ndiaye (Everton)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £5.3m
• Transfer Activity: 10,020 sales this gameweek
• Form: 0.0
• Ownership: 1%

Ndiaye's minimal impact at Everton has resulted in a price drop as managers look elsewhere.

Martin Dúbravka (Newcastle)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4.2m
• Transfer Activity: 5,012 sales this gameweek
• Form: 0.2
• Ownership: 2.1%

Dúbravka's lack of starts for Newcastle has seen him fall out of favour with managers.

Ashley Young (Everton)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4.4m
• Transfer Activity: 1,946 sales this gameweek
• Form: 1.2
• Ownership: 1.9%

Young's limited impact on the pitch has resulted in a price drop as managers move on.

Fabian Schär (Newcastle)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £5.4m
• Transfer Activity: 1,519 sales this gameweek
• Form: 2.0
• Ownership: 1.4%

Schär's recent performances haven't convinced managers to retain him, leading to a price fall.

Caoimhin Kelleher (Liverpool)

• Price Change: Set to fall from £4m
• Transfer Activity: 465 sales this gameweek
• Form: 0.0
• Ownership: 1.1%

Kelleher's role as a backup goalkeeper means limited playing time, resulting in a price drop.

Conclusion

As FPL managers, staying ahead of price changes is crucial for making the most of your budget. Players like Bruno Fernandes and Joško Gvardiol are on the rise due to their form and upcoming fixtures, while others like Alexander Isak and Luis Díaz are seeing declines due to form and fixture difficulty. Make sure to plan your transfers wisely, considering both short-term form and long-term potential.

Remember, this dynamic environment requires constant adaptation to maintain a competitive edge in your leagues. Happy managing!