FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Five Rises Brewing Tonight — And One Name Everyone's Dumping A quarter of a million managers have moved for Kevin Schade this week — 255,940 net transfers in, the biggest swing on the board — and that's the kind of number that doesn't wait politely for you to make your mind up. He's the closest thing to a…
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Let's open the ledger properly. Five names are pressing against tonight's thresholds:
Schade leads the queue, and here's the interesting bit: only about 1 in 10 managers own him. That's a genuine bandwagon still in its early miles. De Cuyper (roughly 3 in 10 already own him, another 185,525 piling in) and Hall (144,762 in, owned by not quite 2 in 10) are both likely to tick up too. Tarkowski (130,290 in) and Brobbey (115,175 in, hardly owned at all) round out the risers' list.
The honest caveat: price changes are never certain. Thresholds shift, and "likely" means likely — not guaranteed. But when the net-transfer numbers stack this high, the smart money doesn't gamble on a reprieve.
On the other side of the book, the fallers are a quieter story. Wilson is the only one shedding serious volume — 29,136 net out, with fewer than 2 in 10 managers ever having owned him anyway. The rest — Beto, Hinshelwood, Maatsen, Amenda, Fatawu, Lavia, Wieffer — are barely-owned squad fillers bleeding a few thousand transfers each. If any of these are on your shortlist, there is zero rush. Every day you wait, they potentially get £0.1m cheaper. That's free money for the patient.
The call: if Schade, De Cuyper or Hall is in your transfer plans for this gameweek or next, do the deal *tonight* before the price moves — Schade especially, because that transfer volume against such low ownership says the rise is coming and the crowd hasn't finished arriving. Tarkowski and Brobbey buyers should move too if the plan was already made; don't buy purely to chase £0.1m.
And if you fancy any of the fallers? Sit on your hands. Wilson in particular looks like he'll come to you cheaper. Beat the rises, wait out the falls — that's how you keep the ledger in the black.