FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Beat Tonight's Rises Before the Ledger Moves 194,000 net transfers in. That's the queue behind De Cuyper right now, and it's the biggest number on tonight's ledger by some distance. When a defender already sitting in roughly 2 in 10 squads is still pulling in transfers at that rate, the price isn't drifting up — it's getting shoved.
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Konsa is right behind him at 170,000-plus net moves in, with nearly 2 in 10 managers already holding. These are the two rises that actually cost you if you're planning the move anyway. A £0.1m bump sounds like nothing until you're the manager who needed exactly that £0.1m in October.
The rest of the riser board is cheaper-end business: Bogle (143,000 in, about 4 in 100 own him), Mykolenko (106,000), Davis (114,000), plus Emersonn, Giles and Delap all comfortably clear of six figures or close to it. If any of those are on your wildcard draft, tonight is the cheap night. Tomorrow probably isn't.
The fallers' column is quieter, and that's the point. Maatsen is the most exposed at 16,500 net transfers out; Awoniyi is shedding nearly 12,000. The rest — G.Jesus, Cook, Georginio, David, Marc Guiu, Emegha — are barely owned (1 or 2 in every 100 squads) and bleeding out slowly. Two lessons from that side of the book: if you own Maatsen or Awoniyi and were selling anyway, do it tonight and bank the current price before it dips. And if you fancy any of these as a future punt, sit on your hands — a faller is a player getting cheaper, and buying a falling asset early is paying tomorrow's discount at today's rate.
One honest caveat: none of this is certain. These are the players closest to the thresholds, not confirmed movers — the algorithm keeps its own counsel and occasionally a name survives the night. Treat every line here as likely, not locked.
The call: if De Cuyper or Konsa is in your plans for the next two gameweeks, buy tonight and beat the rise — those are the two the maths says will move. Everyone else on the riser list, only move early if the transfer was already happening. And the fallers? Wait them out. Every price drop you sit through is £0.1m of value you didn't have to earn.