FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The Crowd's Ledger: Groß Is the Buy Everyone Made Yesterday The biggest one-day move anywhere in the game belongs to Pascal Groß. The Brighton midfielder added more new owners in 24 hours than anyone else we track — he now sits in roughly 2.5 in 10 squads, sixth among all midfielders. That kind of buying pressure is exactly what pushes…
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He's not alone. De Cuyper climbed to second among defenders — about 2.5 in 10 own him now, leapfrogging Gvardiol — while Lewis Hall and Tarkowski both picked up meaningful traffic. At the other end of the pitch, Brobbey is the sneaky one: he jumped a spot into the forward top ten and posted the second-biggest rise of the day, though still only about 1 in 10 have him. Early bandwagons are where value gets locked in — buy before the rise and that £0.1m stays in your bank forever.
Now the sells column. João Pedro shed more owners than anyone in the game yesterday, and he's still sitting in nearly 7 in 10 squads — that's a lot of managers with a finger on the trigger. When ownership that big starts leaking, price falls follow, and your selling price erodes with it. Szoboszlai and Bruno Fernandes are bleeding too, more slowly, while Calvert-Lewin's shine is dulling despite a healthy 2.5 in 10 still holding.
The honest caveat: one day of movement is one day of movement. Groß's surge could be a blip, and João Pedro's exodus could stall if he returns a haul this weekend. Nobody should churn a squad on a single day's traffic — but prices don't wait for your Wednesday deliberations, and the direction of travel here is unambiguous.
The untouched line at the top is worth noting too: Haaland (over 7 in 10), Raya and Calafiori (more than half the game) barely moved. That's the template settled — no timing edge either way.
The call: if Groß fits your plans, buy him now, before the crowd prices you out of the cheap entry. And if you own João Pedro and were already wavering, move first — sell before the fall, not after it, and bank the value while it's still on your books.