FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Calafiori and Haaland lead tonight's risers — move before the ledger does Nearly 300,000 managers have bought Calafiori this week, and the tills don't lie: he's the closest thing to a nailed-on riser tonight. With about 4 in 10 managers already owning him, that £0.1m matters — every week you wait on a template defender is a week…
Haaland is right behind him at 257,000 net transfers in, with roughly 7 in 10 squads already holding him. If he's in your plans at all this season — and let's be honest, he is — tonight is the cheap night. Miss the rise and you're paying more for the same player tomorrow, which is the sort of accounting error that compounds by October.
The rest of the risers' list is the usual mix of bandwagons and value punts. Groß (owned by about 1 in 10) has 214,000 buyers behind him, Egan 202,000, and Dedić 176,000. Barcola is the quiet one — hardly anyone owns him, about 1 in 10 at most, yet 80,000 managers have moved this week. Foden and Yalcouyé are also creeping toward the threshold. None of these are certainties — thresholds shift and the final hours can swing a marginal case — but Calafiori and Haaland look the safest bets to tick over.
On the other side of the ledger, the fallers are strictly a waiting game. Hincapie is shedding owners fastest, nearly 24,000 out this week, and Madjo, Saliba and Nedeljkovic are all bleeding slowly. Here the maths flips: if you want any of these players, patience pays. Buy a faller tonight and you may find him £0.1m cheaper tomorrow — that's money left on the table for no reason.
The honest caveat: none of this is guaranteed. These are the players closest to tonight's thresholds, not confirmed moves, and a late surge or algorithm quirk can stall any of them. Don't burn a transfer purely to chase £0.1m on a player you don't actually want — value in the bank means nothing if it's locked in dead weight.
The call: if Calafiori or Haaland is in your plans for the next fortnight, buy tonight and beat the rise — those two are the strongest movers on the board. If you're eyeing Hincapie or any of the fallers, sit on your hands and let the price come to you. Buy before the rise, wait out the fall — that's how you run a tidy ledger.