FPL Price Changes Tue 15 Sep 2026: Four up, ten down
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Tue 15 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Groß went up overnight. £5.6m to £5.7m. About 2 in 10 managers own him. Gibbs-White followed, £7.9m to £8.0m, owned by roughly 1 in 10. Schade rose from £6.0m to £6.1m with fewer than 1 in 10 holding him. Belloumi of Hull moved from £5.0m to £5.1m — about 3 in 100 own him.
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Ten players fell. Cash dropped from £4.5m to £4.4m, owned by about 1 in 20. Mosquera went from £5.4m to £5.3m. Khusanov fell to £5.4m. Brentford lost value in two places: Collins down to £5.4m, O.Dango down to £6.3m. Wilson, Fletcher, Tomiyasu — all now £4.4m from £4.5m. Amad dropped from £5.8m to £5.7m. Schär fell from £5.0m to £4.9m. Every faller sits under 1 in 20 ownership. The market is leaving them.
What this means if you hold the risers: nothing. You bank the value. Groß owners now sit on a player 2 in 10 have and paid less than the market price. Same for Gibbs-White holders.
What it means if you were chasing them: the price of entry went up 0.1. That is not a reason to buy and not a reason to walk away. A tenth of a million changes almost no squads. The rise tells you demand exists. It does not tell you the player scores.
The fallers tell a plainer story. When a player's ownership sits at 0.3 or 0.4 and his price still drops, the managers who held him have stopped waiting. Amad at £5.7m and Schär at £4.9m are the two with track records — but the sales are the fact on the table, and sales at that scale usually follow minutes doubt, not boredom.
The call. If Gibbs-White or Groß was already in your plans, buy now — the direction of travel is up and waiting costs you another 0.1. If you hold any of the fallers, the question is minutes, not price: a 0.1 drop is not a sell signal on its own, but a 0.1 drop on a player almost nobody owns is the market telling you he is not playing enough to matter. Groß and Gibbs-White in, at the new prices. The sub-£5.0m fallers out, unless you know the minutes are coming.