FPL Price Changes Sun 27 Sep 2026: Barry up, Emegha down
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Sun 27 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Barry rose overnight. The Everton forward now costs £5.7m, up from £5.6m. About 1 in 12 managers own him. That is the extent of the risers list. One player moved up. Nobody else did. The fall came at Chelsea. Emegha dropped from £5.0m to £4.9m. His ownership sits at hardly anyone — roughly 1 in 1,000 managers hold him. Sales…
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What this means if you hold Barry: nothing changes. You bank £0.1m of value if you bought before the rise. You do not act on a price rise alone. What it means if you were chasing him: he costs more now. £5.7m is still within reach for most squads at that position. The rise tells you which way the market moved — 1 in 12 managers is a sizeable base, and it grew fast enough to trigger a move overnight. If your plan already had Barry in it, the plan survives a £0.1m bump. If it did not, a price change is not a reason to invent one.
Emegha holders face the other side. He is down £0.1m. Selling now locks in the loss. His ownership tells the story: almost nobody bought him in the first place, and those who did are leaving. A player nobody owns and everybody sells does not become a buy because he got £0.1m cheaper.
The call: Barry stays worth buying at £5.7m if he was in your plans — move before the next rise, not after. Emegha holders should sell and put the £4.9m elsewhere. Nobody else should touch him.