FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The Ledger: Who the Crowd Bought and Sold Overnight (24 Aug) The single biggest entry in yesterday's ledger is a debit: Pedro Porro shed more ownership than any player we track, the sharpest one-day exit across all four positions. He's still the ninth most-owned defender at roughly 1.5 in 10, but when the crowd sells that fast, a price fall…
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The rest of the sell column reads like a Manchester United audit. Bruno Fernandes and Mbeumo both bled owners at the same rate — the two most-sold midfielders on the day — and Shaw joined them at the back. Fernandes remains the game's most-owned midfielder, sitting in over half of all squads, so this is trimming rather than panic. But three United assets leaking on the same day is a pattern, not a coincidence, and patterns like this tend to compound into price drops if they run for a week.
On the buy side, the money is quietly moving into defence. Guéhi was the day's biggest riser anywhere on the pitch, with Calafiori — already the most-owned defender in the game at about 4 in 10 — still adding owners on top. Havertz matched Guéhi's rise up front from a small base of about 0.6 in 10, and Szoboszlai keeps ticking upward too. None of these are stampedes yet; they're steady accumulation, which is exactly the phase where you want to be buying — before the rise, not after it.
Elsewhere, Calvert-Lewin and Watkins both slipped among forwards, and the goalkeeper market barely moved beyond Pickford nudging past Donnarumma into sixth. Haaland remains untouchable at roughly 7 in 10 owned; a fractional dip there is rounding error, not a story.
The honest caveat: these are one-day movements, and one day of trickle can reverse. I don't extrapolate a trend from a single entry in the book.
But the call is clear enough to make now. If you own Pedro Porro and were planning to move him on, do it this week — the exit queue is already forming and selling after the fall costs you real budget. And if Guéhi or Calafiori is on your shortlist, buy before the crowd finishes what it's started. Get ahead of the price, both ways.