FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players

The other genuine mover is Ødegaard, who has climbed back into the top ten most-owned midfielders (he was sitting just outside yesterday), riding the same kind of daily surge as the Chelsea two. Arsenal assets are already the template's backbone — Calafiori is the most-owned defender in the game at nearly 5 in 10 — so an Ødegaard bandwagon forming on top of that is worth logging now rather than chasing later.

On the sell side of the book: Gakpo has slipped out of the midfield top ten altogether, and Bruno Fernandes — still the most-owned midfielder, held by about 4.5 in 10 — took the biggest daily hit of anyone at the top. When a player that widely owned starts leaking owners, the fall risk builds quickly; if you were already wavering on Fernandes, selling before the drop is how you protect the value in your squad, not after.

Elsewhere, the moves are small change. Isak is quietly gathering owners up front, De Cuyper and Konsa are nudging up the defender ranks, and the two big forwards — João Pedro and Haaland, each owned by about 7 in 10 — aren't going anywhere. That's the template; no action required.

The call: if you want a Chelsea midfielder, buy Rogers now — he's the one the crowd is buying fastest and the model prefers, and the price will move before the weekend at this rate. Let the Gakpo exit pass without a second look, and if Fernandes was already on your chopping block, get out ahead of the queue rather than behind it.