FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Palmer has been bought by over 400,000 managers this week, net — the biggest queue at the till anywhere in the game — and that almost certainly tips him over the threshold tonight. If he's in your plans, this is the night to act. Roughly 2 in 10 managers already own him, another 400,000-odd have just joined them, and every…
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He's not alone. Ødegaard (339,000 net buys, about 1.5 in 10 own him) and Konsa (303,000) both look likely to tick up tonight, with Hall (259,000) and Calafiori — already sitting in nearly half of all squads and still pulling in 257,000 more — right behind them. Further down the ledger, Scott (213,000 buys on just under 5 in 10... no, about 1 in 20 ownership) and Mendy (181,000) are the budget names creeping toward a rise, and Barnes has quietly attracted 89,000 buyers from a tiny base of about 1 in 50.
The honest caveat: none of this is certain. Price changes depend on where each player sits against tonight's threshold, and a player who looks nailed to rise can miss by a whisker. Treat every line here as likely, not guaranteed — but the closer to the top of that list, the shorter the odds.
Now the other side of the book. Watkins is bleeding owners fast — 95,000 net sales this week, comfortably the heaviest sell of anyone — and a drop looks probable. If you're offloading him, the damage to your selling price is coming either way; if you're *buying* him, patience is the play. Wait for the fall and pocket the £0.1m. Eze, Jesus and Martinelli are also drifting down, but their ownership is so thin the moves matter to almost nobody's ledger.
The call, in plain terms: if Palmer, Ødegaard or Calafiori are anywhere in your next two moves, buy tonight and beat the rise — Palmer first, he's the surest thing on the board. If Watkins is your target, sit on your hands and let him come down to you. The transfer is the same either way; the price isn't.