FPL Price Changes Tue 13 Oct 2026: Cherki up to £7.9m, four players drop
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Tue 13 Oct 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Cherki rose overnight. £7.8m to £7.9m. About 3 in 10 managers own him. That is the headline move. Anyone who bought before the rise has banked £0.1m. Anyone still chasing him pays more today than yesterday. Two Brighton players went up with him. Verbruggen moved from £4.5m to £4.6m — roughly 2 in 10 own the keeper. Vuskovic climbed from…
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Four fell. Kusi-Asare of Fulham dropped from £4.5m to £4.4m despite sitting in about 1 in 20 squads. Coventry's Amenda went from £4.0m to £3.9m. Brentford's O.Dango slid from £6.3m to £6.2m. Lewis of Manchester City fell from £4.4m to £4.3m. Hardly anyone owns the last three — fewer than 1 in 100 in each case — and the market is walking away from all four.
What it means if you hold them. The risers: nothing to do. Your value is locked in. Do not sell a player because his price went up — that is backwards. The fallers: a £0.1m drop costs you nothing yet if you bought at the old price, because selling value only erodes after two drops. But a falling price is the market telling you managers with information are moving out.
The call. Cherki at £7.9m is still the buy of this list — 3 in 10 ownership and a rising price mean the move is on; pay the extra £0.1m or accept you will pay more again. Verbruggen at £4.6m remains a keeper pick the market backs. Vuskovic at £5.1m is a hold if owned, not a chase — fewer than 1 in 10 have him and £5.1m is a price for a defender you want certainty on. The fallers: let them go. Kusi-Asare is the one with meaningful ownership, and 1 in 20 managers are now holding a £4.4m player the market is exiting. If he is on your bench and not playing, move him before the next drop. Sell the fallers. Buy Cherki.