FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Beat the Ledger Tonight Two hundred and forty-one thousand. That's the net number of managers who've moved for Palmer this week, and it's the biggest queue at the till by a distance. When the flow gets that heavy this close to a threshold, the rise isn't guaranteed — nothing tonight is — but it's the closest thing to…
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Palmer is already in about 1.5 in 10 squads and climbing, so this isn't a sneaky punt — it's the template forming in real time. If he's on your shortlist for the next few weeks anyway, the maths is simple: buy before the price does the moving for you, because every 0.1m you miss now is 0.1m of squad value you're gifting to everyone who acted a day earlier.
Ødegaard is right behind him — over 211,000 net in, owned by about 1 in 10 — and the Arsenal traffic doesn't stop there. Gakpo (130,575 in) and Havertz (125,076 in) are both hovering near their thresholds too. Further down the ledger, cheaper names like Hinshelwood, Tzolakis, Mendy and Elanga are all riding six-figure or near-six-figure waves despite tiny ownership — around 2 to 3 in 10... no, closer to 2 or 3 in every *hundred* teams — which tells you these are value plays being sniffed out early. Rises there are less certain, but the direction of travel is clear.
On the other side of the book: Bruno Guimarães is bleeding owners fast — over 101,000 net out this week, from a base of about 3 in 10... roughly 3 in every 100 squads by our count. That fall looks likely, and here's the honest bit: if you're planning to sell him anyway, tonight is the moment, before the drop shaves your selling price. If you're planning to *buy* him, do the opposite — wait a day and pick him up cheaper. The rest of the fallers (Saliba, Timber, Madueke, Merino, Zubimendi) are barely-owned fringe names moving on small volumes; no urgency either way.
The usual caveat: these are the players closest to tonight's thresholds, not certainties. Flows can slow, thresholds can shift, and buying a player purely to chase 0.1m is how you end up with a squad full of price rises and no points.
The call: if Palmer or Ødegaard is genuinely in your plans for the coming gameweeks, make the move tonight and bank the rise. If you're offloading Bruno, sell before the bell. Everything else — sit on your hands and let the market come to you.