FPL Price Changes Sun 13 Sep 2026: Gvardiol, Tarkowski, Tavernier rise; Sunderland lose three
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Sun 13 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Gvardiol went up overnight. He now costs £5.7m. About 2 in 10 managers own him. That is the move that matters — he is a Manchester City defender in a fifth of squads, and the price is climbing. Two more rose. Tarkowski moved from £6.0m to £6.1m; just over 1 in 10 own the Everton man. Tavernier of Bournemouth also…
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The fallers list runs to ten names. Sunderland account for three of them. Roefs dropped to £4.9m, Mukiele to £5.4m, Talbi to £5.3m. Ownership on all three sits below 1 in 20 combined managers' hands — Roefs at fewer than 1 in 10, the other two barely held at all. Managers are moving money out of Sunderland.
The rest: Reed of Fulham to £4.4m, Hinshelwood of Brighton to £5.9m, Andrey Santos of Manchester United to £4.8m, Kipré of Ipswich to £3.9m, Palacios of Fulham to £5.4m, Henry of Brentford to £4.4m, Sanchez of Bournemouth to £4.4m. None of them is owned by more than 1 in 10. Most are owned by almost nobody.
What it means. Holders of Gvardiol, Tarkowski or Tavernier gained £0.1m of squad value overnight. Holders of the fallers lost it. Anyone planning to buy Gvardiol now pays £5.7m — the direction of travel on his price has been set by the number of managers moving for him.
The call. Gvardiol at £5.7m is still the buy of this list — a defender at a club at the top end of the table, with 2 in 10 already in. If he is on your shortlist, do the deal now rather than after the next change. Tarkowski and Tavernier holders keep them; the market backs the hold. The Sunderland trio and the rest of the fallers: if you own them and have a move planned, make it before the price drops again. If you do not own them, the falling prices are not a reason to start.