FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The Crowd Has Picked Its Bandwagon — And It's Wearing Chelsea Blue Morgan Rogers was the most-bought midfielder in the game yesterday, and it's not close. The Chelsea man jumped further clear as the third most-owned midfielder — roughly 3.4 in 10 managers now hold him — with team-mate Cole Palmer riding the same wave, climbing a spot to fifth.…
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The other genuine movers: Ødegaard leapt three places among midfielders as Arsenal buyers pile back in, and Konsa was the fastest-climbing defender of the day — the Arsenal defence is being bought as a block, with Calafiori still the most-owned defender in the game at nearly 5 in 10. Up front, Isak overtook Calvert-Lewin for the third forward spot, a straight swap in the crowd's affections: Isak added ground while the Leeds man leaked owners.
Now the leavers, because selling late is how value evaporates. Bruno Fernandes shed more owners than anyone yesterday — still the most-owned midfielder at just over 4 in 10, but the tide has turned, and Mbeumo went with him. That's a Manchester United exodus in miniature. In defence, Luke Shaw dropped out of the top ten entirely; Lewis Hall took his place. If you're holding a fading United asset and were planning to move anyway, the ledger says move now, not after the crowd has finished marking your selling price down.
One note of caution before you sprint to the transfer screen: these are one-day swings. Rogers and Palmer are being bought on momentum, and momentum can reverse — Semenyo and Tzolis were both top-ten midfielders being quietly sold yesterday after their own bandwagons rolled through. The crowd isn't always right; it's just always early or late.
But the accountant's rule is simple: when a bandwagon this size forms, you either board it early or you pay the fare later. Rogers is the day's clear signal — the biggest single surge anywhere on the board, on a player a third of the game already trusts.
The call: buy Rogers now, before the crowd finishes pricing you out — and if you're sitting on Fernandes with doubts, sell before the exit queue gets longer.