FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The Ledger: Groß is the buy the crowd found first Pascal Groß added more new owners than any player in the game yesterday — the biggest single-day swing across all four positions — and he's now sitting in roughly 2 in 10 squads. When a Brighton midfielder starts moving that fast, the price follows the crowd, not the other way…
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The defender market tells a similar story. Gvardiol was yesterday's second-biggest riser and now sits level with Gabriel at about 2 in 10 apiece — and De Cuyper's steady drip of buys actually nudged him *above* Gabriel into second spot behind Calafiori, who remains the template pick at over 5 in 10. Two clear trends there: managers are buying City's backline, and the Brighton double-up (Groß plus De Cuyper) is quietly forming.
In midfield, Rogers was the standout — up again, now nearly 4 in 10 own him — while the two players above him in the pecking order are leaking. B.Fernandes and Szoboszlai both shed owners yesterday, the biggest drops on the day. Neither is a fire sale yet, but when the two most-owned midfielders bleed together while Rogers and Groß climb, that's money migrating, and migrating money moves prices in both directions.
Up front, nothing structural: João Pedro (roughly 7.5 in 10) and Haaland (over 7 in 10) both added owners and remain the twin pillars of every template. Calvert-Lewin was the day's forward mover, climbing again to nearly 2.5 in 10 — a genuine bandwagon now, not a blip.
The honest caveat: these are one-day shifts, and a single quiet gameweek can reverse a trickle. Szoboszlai's sellers may be jumping early on thin evidence, and I wouldn't join them — a faller at nearly 4 in 10 ownership is a hold until the ledger says otherwise, not a sell.
The call: the move to make before the market makes it for you is Groß. Biggest inflow in the game, still lightly enough owned to be a genuine point of difference, and every day you wait is a day closer to paying more for the same player. Buy him now; hold Szoboszlai; and don't chase the Calvert-Lewin crowd — that train's already priced in the hype.