FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The crowd's day book: Isak is the buy of the day, Bruno the quiet sell The biggest single move in the ledger today is Alexander Isak — up 1.1 in owned percentage overnight, comfortably the day's steepest climb, and now sitting in roughly 2 in 10 squads. When a forward moves that fast, the price follows. If he's on your…
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Two Chelsea midfielders are riding the same wave. Rogers (+0.9) and Palmer (+0.7) are both climbing hard — Rogers is now in nearly 3 in 10 teams, Palmer just over 2 in 10. That's a proper bandwagon forming around one attack, and bandwagons are exactly what push prices up. If you want either, the ledger says move early rather than pay £0.1m more for the privilege of waiting.
On the sell side of the book, Bruno Fernandes is the day's biggest faller (-0.8) despite still being the most-owned midfielder in the game at nearly 5 in 10. Szoboszlai (-0.6) and Calvert-Lewin (-0.5) are bleeding owners too. None of these is a crash yet, but sustained drift is how price falls start — if you're holding any of them with doubts, the smart accounting is to bank your selling price before the market marks it down for you.
In defence, the notable entry is Konsa, who's climbed into the top ten most-owned defenders (+0.6) at the expense of Maguire, who slips out after shedding half a point of ownership. De Cuyper (+0.7) is the quiet riser here — nearly 2 in 10 own the Brighton man and the crowd keeps adding. City's O'Reilly (-0.7) is going the other way, likely owners tidying up a defensive slot.
Goalkeepers? Dead flat. Raya remains the template pick at nearly 4 in 10, and nobody's moving. No action required, no value at risk.
The call: if Isak is a move you were going to make anyway, make it now — he's the fastest-rising asset on the board and the price maths only gets worse from here. Jump the Chelsea bandwagon early if Rogers or Palmer fits your plans. And don't panic-sell Bruno on one day's drift — he's still in half the game's squads — but if you were already halfway out the door, today's the day to lock in the selling price. Fade the Maguire hold; the crowd's already left.