FPL Price Changes Wed 23 Sep 2026: One Faller Overnight, No Risers
These are the FPL price changes from the night of Wed 23 Sep 2026. Tonight’s live price board →
The call — One move overnight. Jack Butland dropped from £4.5m to £4.4m. No player rose. That is the full list. One goalkeeper, one club — Hull — one tenth of a million. Start with the ownership. Hardly anyone has him. About one manager in a thousand. This is not a template piece falling out of favour. This is a player almost nobody…
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One squad, picked before a ball was kicked and run for six gameweeks on three transfers — no hits taken. Scored on FPL’s own results.
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What it means if you hold him. Your sale price follows the fall. Bought at £4.5m, you now sell at £4.4m. You have lost £0.1m of squad value. That is the fact. It does not force a sale on its own. A £4.4m goalkeeper on your bench does the same job a £4.5m one did yesterday — sits there, covers a blank, costs nothing in transfers.
What it means if you were chasing him. You were not. One in a thousand were. But the maths for anyone eyeing the position: he now costs £4.4m instead of £4.5m. The saving buys nothing on its own. £0.1m matters only when it completes a move elsewhere in your squad.
What we do not know. The evidence carries no minutes data, no team news, no fixture list for Hull. We will not guess at any of it. A price tells you what the market did. It does not tell you who starts on Saturday.
The call. Holders: keep him. Selling a bench keeper for £0.1m and a transfer is a cost, not a fix. Everyone else: no action. One faller, next to no owners, no risers. This was a quiet night. Treat it as one.