
FPL Price Changes Sun 11 Oct 2026: Six up, ten down
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Sun 11 Oct 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — João Pedro rose to £7.8m overnight. About 7 in 10 managers own him. If you planned to bring him in, it now costs £0.1m more than it did yesterday. He was one of six risers. Rogers, his Chelsea team-mate, went to £7.9m — around 4 in 10 own him. De Cuyper of Brighton moved to £5.1m, owned by about 3…
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Ten players fell. Semenyo of Manchester City dropped to £8.3m. Just over 1 in 10 own him, and they are selling. Gakpo (Liverpool) is down to £7.1m, Scott (Bournemouth) to £6.0m. The rest are fringe or low-owned: Dalot (£4.8m), Andrey Santos (£4.7m), Garnacho (£5.7m), Dominguez, Bamba and Gannon-Doak (all £4.8m), Vitor Reis (£4.4m).
What this means for your squad. Holders of the risers bank value — João Pedro and Rogers owners now hold assets worth more than they paid, which matters for future moves. Holders of Semenyo and Gakpo face the opposite: wait another night and the selling price may drop again. That is not a reason to sell on its own. Price should follow the football decision, not lead it.
Chasers. If João Pedro, Rogers or De Cuyper were in your transfer plans, the cost of waiting is now stated in black and white: £0.1m each, with further rises possible while buying continues. De Cuyper at £5.1m remains a defender 3 in 10 managers have backed.
The call. If you were already moving for João Pedro, Rogers or De Cuyper, do it now rather than lose another £0.1m. Do not buy Semenyo or Gakpo just because they got cheaper — a falling price means managers are leaving, and the fall is not finished. Holders of the ten fallers who intend to sell should sell before the next change, not after it.