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

The rest of the day's inflows are steady rather than spectacular. Gvardiol, Konsa, Hall and Wissa all picked up buyers, and Konsa's the one structural change on the sheet: he's climbed past Virgil into the defensive top six. Arsenal now supply the two most-owned defenders plus Konsa at six — half the template backline is red and white, and clean-sheet money keeps flowing that way. Ødegaard ticking up alongside them tells you the crowd is doubling down on Arsenal assets across the pitch, not just at the back.

On the outflows, one line matters more than the rest: Isak. He shed a full point of ownership in a day — the biggest sell anywhere in the top 30 — and now sits at just over 2 in 10. That's a proper exodus by daily standards, and sustained selling at that pace drags a price down. If you're an owner already leaning towards moving him on, the accounting is simple: sell before the fall, not after it, or you're gifting away £0.1m of squad value for the privilege of dithering. If you still believe in him, fine — but then the herd leaving is irrelevant and you hold with conviction, not by accident.

Elsewhere, Szoboszlai, Palmer and Thiago all leaked owners, but slowly — nothing that forces your hand today. The two big forwards, João Pedro and Haaland, keep quietly accumulating at 7 in 10 apiece; that's the template hardening, not news.

The call: jump on the Rogers bandwagon now, while the price still matches yesterday's ledger — he's the one mover where waiting costs you real money. And if Isak was already halfway out of your plans, complete the sale before the sellers finish the job for you.