FPL Price Changes Mon 24 Aug 2026: Two up, two down
The call — Four prices moved this gameweek. Two risers, two fallers. Both fallers wear Arsenal shirts. The risers. M.Sangaré of Brentford went up 0.1 to £5.6m. Fewer than 1 in 10 managers own him. De Cuyper of Brighton went up 0.1 to £4.6m. Ownership sits at a similar level — under 1 in 10.
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What this means. If you hold either, you have banked 0.1 of value. You lose nothing by staying put. If you were planning to buy either, the price of entry has gone up by 0.1. That is the fact. Managers who moved before the rise paid less than you will now.
The fallers. Gyökeres of Arsenal dropped 0.1 to £7.4m. Under 1 in 10 managers hold him. Martinelli dropped 0.1 to £6.4m. Almost nobody owns him — roughly 2 in every 1,000 squads.
What this means. Holders of Gyökeres have lost 0.1 of value. Selling now locks that in. Buyers get him 0.1 cheaper than last week. Martinelli's drop tells one story: the market has left. When ownership sits at that level and the price still falls, the managers who held him are gone.
The calls. De Cuyper at £4.6m remains a defender bought by fewer than 1 in 10 — if he was on your list before the rise, 0.1 does not change the case. Buy. Sangaré: the same logic applies at £5.6m. Buy if he was already your target. Gyökeres: holders should not sell for a 0.1 loss without a footballing reason — hold. Martinelli: the exit door has been used by everyone else. Do not buy. If you own him, sell.