FPL Price Changes Sat 5 Sep 2026: Wissa Up, Semenyo Down
The call — Wissa moved first. Up from £6.1m to £6.2m overnight. Roughly 2 in 10 managers own him. Barry of Everton followed, £5.5m to £5.6m, held by about 1 in 20. Two risers. Ten fallers. That is the overnight ledger. The faller that matters is Semenyo. Manchester City's man dropped from £8.5m to £8.4m despite being owned by about 2 in 10…
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The rest of the fallers sit in the shallow end of ownership. Frimpong (£5.4m) and Gravenberch (£5.9m) at Liverpool, Dalot (£4.9m) at Manchester United, Rodon (£4.4m) at Leeds, Tosin (£4.4m) at Spurs, Dominguez (£4.9m) at Forest, Bamba (£4.9m) at Newcastle. All owned by fewer than 3 in 100. Prices fall when nobody buys. That is what happened here.
What it means in practice. Wissa holders gained team value. Anyone still planning to bring him in now pays £6.2m — the window at £6.1m has closed. On the other side, anyone who bought Semenyo at £8.5m sells at £8.5m and loses nothing. New buyers now get him for £8.4m. Same player, £0.1m less. Rice buyers get the same discount at £7.4m.
The call. Wissa holders hold — the rise is banked, there is no reason to move. Semenyo at £8.4m costs less today than yesterday for the 8 in 10 who do not own him; if he was on your shortlist at £8.5m, the case at £8.4m is stronger, not weaker. The fringe fallers — Dalot, Rodon, Tosin, Dominguez, Bamba — are being sold across the game. If you hold one and need the funds, let him go. Buy Semenyo at the discount. Do not chase Wissa's £0.1m.