FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall
The call — Price Watch: Three Rises Brewing Tonight — And One Faller Worth Waiting Out Brobbey has pulled in over 132,000 net buyers this week, and that's the sort of volume that doesn't just flirt with a price rise — it usually forces one. He tops tonight's ledger, with Bogle (125,668 net in) and Gonzalo (87,276) queuing up right behind him.
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Let's keep the books straight: none of these are guaranteed. Price thresholds move, and "closest to the line" means likely, not locked. But when the net-transfer column reads six figures, you plan accordingly.
Brobbey is the one to act on. He's still owned by fewer than 1 in 10 managers, so this is early money moving, not the template catching up — exactly the window where you buy before the £0.1m disappears. If he's in your plans for the next fortnight anyway, bringing him in tonight rather than Friday is free value. Same logic applies to Bogle, who's the most-owned of the three at a shade under 1 in 10 and riding nearly identical transfer volume. Gonzalo's 87,000 net buyers put him third in the queue — he may need another day of momentum, but if you want him this week, there's no financial argument for waiting.
The honest caveat: never buy a player purely to beat a rise. £0.1m of paper value doesn't help you if the player doesn't belong in your side. The rise is the tiebreaker, not the reason.
On the other side of the ledger, White is shedding owners fast — nearly 80,000 net out, from a base of fewer than 1 in 10 managers. If he's in your squad and you were selling anyway, tonight matters: once he drops, your selling price takes the hit with him. If you're holding him for genuine football reasons, a £0.1m fall isn't worth panicking over. The rest of the fallers' list — Kluivert (21,000 out), Barkley, Madjo, Hinshelwood, Wieffer, Lavia, Marc Guiu — are all owned by barely anyone. If you don't own them, their falls are irrelevant to you; if you do, there's no rush to buy, because they'll only get cheaper.
The call: if Brobbey or Bogle is on your shortlist for this gameweek, make the move tonight and bank the £0.1m before the deadline does it for you. Selling White? Do it before the ledger closes. Everything on the fallers' list you don't own — sit tight and let the price come to you.