FPL Price Changes Tue 29 Sep 2026: Three fallers overnight, no risers
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Tue 29 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — Kerkez dropped from £5.4m to £5.3m overnight. He is the headline of a night that produced no risers and three fallers. The Liverpool left-back is owned by about 2 in every 100 managers. That number tells the story of the drop: managers have been selling, and the market moved. Anyone holding him from £5.4m has lost £0.1m of value if…
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The other two moves sit further down the ownership table. Pau of Aston Villa fell from £4.5m to £4.4m; barely anyone owns him — fewer than 1 in 100. Wright of Coventry dropped from £5.4m to £5.3m with ownership close to zero. Neither move affects many squads. Both confirm the same thing: managers are not buying, and the sellers who do hold them are leaving.
What it means. If you own Kerkez and were planning to sell, the window to bank £5.4m has closed. The decision now rests on whether he keeps his place, not on price. If you were waiting to buy, the price cut works in your favour — a Liverpool defender at £5.3m costs less today than yesterday.
Pau and Wright are a different case. Ownership that low, prices still falling — the market has made its judgement and nothing in the numbers argues against it.
The call: buy Kerkez at £5.3m if you wanted him at £5.4m — the case got cheaper, not weaker. Let Pau and Wright go. Do not catch those two on the way down.