FPL Price Changes: Key Players Set for a Drop
Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers are on high alert as several key players are set for a price change tonight. As transfer activity heats up, these shifts in value could impact your team strategy. Here's a rundown of players whose prices are expected to fall, and what this means for your FPL decisions.
Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
Price Change: Set to fall from £10.5m
Transfer Activity: 145,573 sales this gameweek
Form: 2.4
Ownership: 22.9%
Bukayo Saka has been a popular choice among FPL managers, but his recent form of just 2.4 points has left many reconsidering his value. With over 145,000 managers selling him this week, his price is set to drop. Arsenal's upcoming fixtures are mixed, and unless Saka finds his scoring boots soon, his appeal could diminish further.
Daniel Muñoz (Crystal Palace)
Price Change: Set to fall from £5.3m
Transfer Activity: 105,167 sales this gameweek
Form: 2.5
Ownership: 20.9%
Daniel Muñoz's performances have not met expectations recently, scoring an average form of 2.5. His declining form, coupled with a challenging fixture list, has prompted over 100,000 managers to transfer him out, anticipating a price fall.
Ismaïla Sarr (Crystal Palace)
Price Change: Set to fall from £5.8m
Transfer Activity: 91,709 sales this gameweek
Form: 2.3
Ownership: 8.8%
Ismaïla Sarr has also seen a dip in form, reflected in a modest 2.3 form rating. With nearly 92,000 sales, managers are opting for alternatives, particularly with Crystal Palace facing a tough run of fixtures.
William Saliba (Arsenal)
Price Change: Set to fall from £6.6m
Transfer Activity: 63,920 sales this gameweek
Form: 2.6
Ownership: 32.1%
William Saliba's ownership remains high at 32.1%, but a dip in form to 2.6 has seen nearly 64,000 managers offload him. Arsenal's defence has been shaky, and with challenging fixtures ahead, managers may look elsewhere for defensive solidity.
Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
Price Change: Set to fall from £6.9m
Transfer Activity: 59,709 sales this gameweek
Form: 4.5
Ownership: 12.4%
Despite a decent form rating of 4.5, Eberechi Eze is still seeing a price drop due to almost 60,000 sales. His ownership is still relatively high, indicating that managers are cautious but not entirely convinced by his recent outputs.
Marco Asensio (Aston Villa)
Price Change: Set to fall from £6.2m
Transfer Activity: 30,757 sales this gameweek
Form: 3.6
Ownership: 3.3%
Marco Asensio has shown glimpses of potential at Aston Villa, but his form of 3.6 hasn't been enough to retain the confidence of FPL managers, leading to over 30,000 sales.
Lucas Digne (Aston Villa)
Price Change: Set to fall from £4.5m
Transfer Activity: 22,871 sales this gameweek
Form: 1.2
Ownership: 6.1%
Lucas Digne's form has plummeted to a mere 1.2, and with over 22,000 managers choosing to sell him, his value is set to decrease. Villa's defensive frailties are a concern, contributing to the mass exodus.
Gabriel dos Santos Magalhães (Arsenal)
Price Change: Set to fall from £6.2m
Transfer Activity: 19,201 sales this gameweek
Form: 0.2
Ownership: 13.1%
Gabriel Magalhães is enduring a rough patch, with his form hitting rock bottom at 0.2. Over 19,000 managers have seen enough, with Arsenal's defensive issues not helping his cause.
Sávio 'Savinho' Moreira de Oliveira (Man City)
Price Change: Set to fall from £6.2m
Transfer Activity: 15,818 sales this gameweek
Form: 2.6
Ownership: 3%
Sávio Moreira, despite being a part of Manchester City, hasn't impressed, with his form stagnating at 2.6. His low ownership reflects the lack of trust managers have in his potential contribution.
Martin Dúbravka (Newcastle)
Price Change: Set to fall from £4.1m
Transfer Activity: 3,389 sales this gameweek
Form: 0.0
Ownership: 1.5%
Martin Dúbravka's lack of game time has seen him accumulate no points, with few managers retaining him in their squads. His price is unsurprisingly set to fall.
Jarell Quansah (Liverpool)
Price Change: Set to fall from £3.9m
Transfer Activity: 1,291 sales this gameweek
Form: 0.2
Ownership: 1.1%
Jarell Quansah is struggling for game time at Liverpool, leading to a minimal form rating of 0.2. His low ownership suggests he is not a preferred choice, even at a budget price.
Conclusion
The impending price drops for these players highlight the dynamic nature of FPL and the need for managers to stay proactive. While some players might bounce back, others could continue to struggle. Monitoring form, fixtures, and team dynamics is crucial for making informed decisions and maintaining a competitive edge in your FPL league. Keep an eye on transfer activity and be ready to adjust your squad as we head deeper into the season.