FPL Price Changes Tonight: Who's Set To Rise Or Fall

If he's been on your shortlist, tonight is the cheap night. Tomorrow he's likely £0.1m dearer, and that £0.1m is the difference between full value and paying the latecomer tax.

The other side of the book is uglier. Tzolis is haemorrhaging owners — 148,233 net sales and counting — and with roughly 6 in every 100 managers still holding him, that exodus has real weight behind it. A fall tonight looks likely rather than possible. Here's the accounting that matters: if you own him and you've already decided he's going, sell *before* the drop, because once he falls your selling price can lag behind and you've handed back £0.1m for nothing. If you're keeping him, a price fall changes nothing about his points — don't let the ticker panic you into a move you hadn't planned.

The rest of the fallers' column is small print. Igor Jesus (−37,138) and Šeško (−15,247) are drifting towards drops, Kluivert, Schuster, J.Ramsey, Bentancur and Tomiyasu are shedding owners in dribbles. None of these should pull a transfer out of you. If any of them are on your buy list for later, the smart money *waits* — let the fall happen and pick them up £0.1m cheaper. Buying a likely faller tonight is the one unforgivable entry in the book.

One honest caveat on the whole page: thresholds aren't published and none of this is certain. These are the players closest to the line by net transfers — likely movers, not guaranteed ones. Occasionally a "nailed-on" rise doesn't fire and you've burned a transfer a day early. That's the risk you're pricing in.

The call: if Doku was coming in this week anyway, bring him in tonight and bank the £0.1m before the market does it for you. If Tzolis is leaving your squad, get him out before the fall locks in a worse selling price. Everyone else on the fallers' list — sit on your hands and let them get cheaper.