FPL Price Changes Mon 7 Sep 2026: Isak Up, Tzolis Down
The call — Two risers overnight. Seven fallers. Here is who moved and what it costs you now. Up Isak (LIV) rose from £9.0m to £9.1m. About 2 in 10 managers own him. The rise reflects buying volume, nothing else. If he was on your shortlist, he now costs £0.1m more. That is the whole story.
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De Cuyper (BHA) rose from £4.7m to £4.8m. Ownership sits at about 2 in 10. He was a £4.7m defender being bought at scale. At £4.8m the maths barely changes for anyone building a squad now.
Down
Tzolis (ARS) fell from £6.5m to £6.4m. Nearly 2 in 10 own him. Falls at that ownership mean managers are selling in numbers. Holders lose £0.1m of value if they bought at £6.5m or above.
Maguire (MUN) fell from £5.0m to £4.9m. Just over 1 in 10 own him. Same picture: sellers outweigh buyers.
The rest of the fallers sit in squads few managers hold. Buendía (AVL) is £5.9m. Dorgu (MUN) is £5.8m. Aït-Nouri (MCI) is £5.3m. Lacey (MUN) and Matusiwa (IPS) are £4.9m. Owned by 1 in 100 or fewer. If you hold one, the price drop tells you the market has left.
The call
Buy Isak if he was already your plan — £9.1m does not change the case, and waiting risks paying £9.2m. Same for De Cuyper at £4.8m. Holders of Tzolis and Maguire: a £0.1m fall is not a sell reason on its own, but two in a row would be. The unowned fallers — Buendía, Dorgu, Aït-Nouri — the market has sold. If you hold them, follow it out.