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

Where's the money going? Three places, and they're all sensible.

Calvert-Lewin is the fastest-growing forward in the game right now — already in nearly a quarter of squads and adding owners faster than any striker on the board. That's a bandwagon with momentum, and momentum is what moves prices. If he's on your shortlist, the smart accounting is to buy before the rise, not after it.

Gvardiol and Groß are the day's other genuine risers. Gvardiol has climbed past Gabriel into third among defenders — City assets are being accumulated across the board, with Cherki and Semenyo both sitting comfortably in the midfield top ten. Groß nudging up into seventh among midfielders is the quieter move, but a steady drip of buyers is exactly how a price rise sneaks up on you.

The rest of the template barely moved. Raya, Calafiori and Fernandes remain the settled banker picks at their positions — half the game owns Calafiori and nobody's arguing. Rogers keeps ticking upward too, closing on Fernandes at the top of the midfield charts; owned by nearly 4 in 10, he's about as template as it gets.

The honest caveat: these are one-day shifts, and one day doesn't make a trend. João Pedro's exodus could reverse with a single goal.

But the call is clean. Jump the Calvert-Lewin bandwagon now, before the price does the maths for you. And if you're a João Pedro owner who's been wavering — sell this week, not next. The crowd has started the run on him; don't be last out the door.