FPL Price Changes: Last Night's Risers And Fallers — 12 Sep
The call — Price watch: four up, ten down overnight Konsa moved first. The Arsenal defender rose from £4.4m to £4.5m overnight. About 2 in 10 managers own him. That is the largest ownership of any mover in this window. Three others climbed. Hall (NEW) went £5.1m to £5.2m — about 1.5 in 10 own him. Ajayi (HUL) went £4.1m to £4.2m, owned…
The fallers list is longer. Sunderland lost value twice in one night: Brobbey dropped £5.9m to £5.8m (owned by fewer than 1 in 10) and E.Le Fée matched him, £5.9m to £5.8m, with about 4 in 100 holding. Robertson (TOT) fell to £4.4m. Eze (ARS) fell to £6.3m. Ampadu (LEE), Olusesi (TOT), Georginio (BHA), Walton (IPS), Merino (ARS) and Sessegnon (FUL) all dropped £0.1m. None of the last six sits above 1 in 100 ownership.
What it means. If you hold Konsa, Hall, Ajayi or Elanga, you banked £0.1m of value overnight. Selling now returns the profit only after a second rise; that is how the pricing works. There is no reason on price grounds to move them on.
If you were planning to buy any of the four, they now cost £0.1m more. Konsa at £4.5m and Ajayi at £4.2m remain inside standard defensive budgets. Hall at £5.2m and Elanga at £6.2m are still purchasable without restructuring a squad.
On the fallers: the Sunderland pair is the one to note. Two players at the same club dropping on the same night means managers are exiting, not shuffling. If you hold Brobbey or Le Fée, the £0.1m loss is done — the sell decision now rests on minutes and output, not price. The rest of the list is owned by almost nobody and changes nothing for most squads.
The call: hold every riser — the value is in the bank. Do not sell Brobbey or Le Fée on the price drop alone; that money is already gone. And if Konsa or Ajayi was on your shortlist, the new prices do not block the move — buy at £4.5m and £4.2m stands.