FPL Price Changes Sat 19 Sep 2026: Overnight prices: Groß up, three Arsenal players down
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Sat 19 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Groß rose overnight. He is now £5.8m, up from £5.7m. About 2 in 10 managers own him. That is the only rise of the night. Ten players fell. Arsenal supplied three of them. Tzolis dropped to £6.3m from £6.4m — he sits in just over 1 in 10 squads. Gyökeres dropped to £7.1m from £7.2m; hardly anyone owns him, well…
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Brighton lost one alongside their gain: Georginio down to £5.3m. Sunderland shed two at the back — Reinildo to £4.4m, Alderete to £4.8m. Ipswich lost three: Maeda to £5.3m, Lukić to £4.9m, Mehmeti to £4.8m. Mudryk fell to £5.3m at Tottenham. All of those sit in fewer than 1 in 10 squads. Most sit in almost none.
What it means if you hold
Groß owners banked £0.1m. Anyone who bought him at £5.7m holds the profit. Anyone chasing him now pays the higher price. That is the cost of waiting.
Tzolis owners have lost £0.1m of value. At 1 in 10 ownership, more sales follow when managers move. The same applies to Gyökeres. Holders who bought at launch price sell at a loss if they move now — that is the maths, not a reason to panic-sell a player you rate.
What it means if you're chasing
Every faller is £0.1m cheaper this morning. Tzolis at £6.3m and Gyökeres at £7.1m are the two with ownership worth noting. The Sunderland and Ipswich fallers are squad-filler prices — Alderete at £4.8m and Reinildo at £4.4m are defence enablers, and their value is clean sheets, nothing else.
The call
If Groß was on your list, the price has moved and the decision has not — £5.8m for a 2-in-10 player still works. Buy him if he was your target; do not chase the £0.1m you missed. Hold Tzolis and Gyökeres if you own them and they start — selling on a price drop alone locks in the loss. Let Mudryk, Mehmeti and Lukić go if you hold them and they are not starting; a falling price on a benched player is dead money. Sell the non-starters. Keep the starters.