FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Beat Tonight's Rises, Wait Out the Falls Nearly 200,000 managers have bought Bogle on a net basis this week — 198,580 more in than out — and hardly anyone owned him to begin with (fewer than 1 in 2 in 10). That's the kind of buying pressure that trips a rise tonight, not next week. If he's on…
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He's not alone. Konsa sits at 191,702 net transfers in with roughly 2 in 10 already owning him — that's a template defender being bought at speed, and the rise looks about as close to nailed as price moves get. Raya is the other big one: about 4 in 10 own him already, and another 164,654 have come aboard. When a keeper that widely held is still being bought in those numbers, the ledger only points one way.
Further down, Mykolenko (122,864 in), Davis (124,846), Emersonn (95,172), Delap (84,841) and Giles (84,704) are all knocking on the threshold. These are likelier-than-not rather than certain — thresholds shift and moves don't always fire — but if any of these is a genuine plan for your squad rather than a maybe, tonight is the cheap night.
On the other side of the book, the selling is heavily concentrated in one name: White, with 146,564 net sales and only about 1 in 2 in 10 still holding. That's a fall waiting to happen, possibly more than one. If you're offloading him, there's no rush that helps you — you can't beat a fall by selling faster, and if you're thinking of buying him cheap, patience is literally free money here. The rest of the fallers — Lewis-Skelly, Maatsen, Georginio, Pau, Cook, G.Jesus, David — are barely owned and drifting down slowly; nothing there demands action tonight.
One honest caveat before you burn a transfer: never buy a player purely to bank £0.1m. A tenth of a million is not worth a wasted move on someone who doesn't fit your team. The value only exists if the transfer was coming anyway.
The call: if Konsa, Raya or Bogle were already this week's plan, make the move before tonight's deadline and pocket the rise — Konsa and Raya are the two I'd treat as near-certainties. If you're shopping among the fallers, sit on your hands: White in particular is getting cheaper, and the disciplined move is to let the market do your discounting for you.