FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Beat the De Cuyper Rise Tonight The ledger doesn't lie: over 228,000 managers have moved for De Cuyper on the net this week, and that's the kind of number that tips a price over the threshold overnight. With nearly 3 in 10 squads already holding him, he's the closest thing to a certainty on tonight's riser board —…
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A quick word on how to read this page. Nothing here is guaranteed — thresholds shift, and a late wave of sales can pull a player back from the edge. But when the net transfers stack this high, "likely" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Treat every line below as odds-on, not locked in.
The risers
De Cuyper leads the queue, but he's not alone. Tarkowski sits on 166,000 net transfers in — owned by about 1 in 6 managers and clearly on the template's radar. Brobbey is close behind at 152,000, and he's the more interesting case: barely 7 in 100 own him, so a rise would come off a much smaller base, and the crowd piling in suggests something's caught the eye. King rounds out the board — hardly anyone has him (fewer than 3 in 100), but 55,000 net moves is plenty for a player that thinly owned.
The honest caveat: buying a player purely to catch £0.1m is how squads fill up with passengers. If Tarkowski or Brobbey were already this week's plan, move tonight. If they weren't, a tenth of a million is not a reason to burn a transfer.
The fallers
The other side of the ledger is all fringe stock — Hinshelwood, Beto, Amenda, J.Ramsey and a cluster of sub-1%-owned names bleeding a few thousand sales each. Beto's 6,000 net exits make him the likeliest drop. None of these are players you buy, which means none of them are players you rush for. If any are stuck in your squad, a £0.1m fall barely dents your selling price — don't panic-sell into the drop.
The call
If De Cuyper is anywhere in your plans for the next two gameweeks, buy him tonight — that rise is as close to nailed as price predictions get, and £0.1m of value now is a free hit later. Tarkowski second if he was already the plan. Everyone else: sit on your hands and let the fallers fall. The ledger rewards patience as often as it rewards speed.