FPL Price Changes: Last Night's Risers And Fallers — 10 Oct
The call — Overnight price moves: Gonzalo and Emersonn up, White leads nine fallers Gonzalo rose overnight. The Fulham forward moved from £6.0m to £6.1m. Around 7 in 100 managers own him — the most-owned player in this round of changes. Emersonn of Ipswich also climbed, from £5.5m to £5.6m, with about 4 in 100 managers holding him.
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Those two were the only risers. Nine players dropped.
White is the headline faller. The Arsenal defender fell from £5.5m to £5.4m. Just over 4 in 100 managers own him. Kluivert of Bournemouth dropped from £6.0m to £5.9m; fewer than 1 in 100 own him.
The rest of the list sits at near-zero ownership. Clarke of Ipswich fell to £5.3m. Oriola of Brighton fell to £4.4m. Coventry pair Hamer and Tchaouna both dropped from £5.4m to £5.3m. Sunderland's Jocelin.T fell to £4.9m and Mundle to £4.8m. Nyoni of Liverpool also dropped to £4.8m. Hardly anyone owns any of them.
What it means for you. If you hold Gonzalo or Emersonn, you now have price value in the bank. Do not sell for that reason alone — selling locks in half the rise and nothing more. If you were planning to buy either, the cost is now £0.1m higher. That changes squad maths, not the player.
The fallers tell a plainer story. A price drop is managers leaving. White at £5.4m is cheaper than he was yesterday, but the direction of traffic is out, and a falling price can keep falling. The same applies to Kluivert and the sub-1-in-100 names — the market has already decided on them, and we will not speculate on where their prices go next.
The call: hold Gonzalo and Emersonn if you have them — the rises reward you for being early. If Gonzalo was on your shortlist, the move to £6.1m is not a reason to abandon him; £0.1m rarely is. Do not buy any of the fallers off the back of a price drop alone — cheap is not the same as worth owning. If White was already on your sell list, the drop to £5.4m is your cue to move him on before the next one.