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

The Ledger Moves: Groß Climbs Past Palmer as the Crowd Quietly Rebalances

The single biggest move on yesterday's books belongs to Pascal Groß, who added more new owners than any player in the game and leapfrogged Cole Palmer into fifth among midfielders. That's not a coincidence — it's a swap happening in real time. Palmer shed owners on the same day, and when one name's inflow matches another's outflow, you're watching money migrate.

Roughly 2.7 in 10 managers now hold the Brighton man, and daily buying at this rate is exactly the kind of pressure that moves a price. If Groß is on your shortlist, the accountant's advice is simple: the cheapest day to buy him is today. Wait a week and you're likely paying £0.1m more for the same asset — or worse, watching your Palmer sale price sag while you dither.

Elsewhere the shifts are smaller but tell the same story. Lewis Hall was the day's busiest defender, climbing to seventh most-owned at the position as buyers filed in, with De Cuyper and Tarkowski also collecting steady interest. Virgil van Dijk slipped a rank — not a sell signal on its own, but a name to watch if the drift continues.

Up front, the notable line in red is João Pedro. He's still monstrously owned — about two in every three managers hold him — but he lost more owners yesterday than any forward, and that's how price falls start: not with a crash, with a leak. If you're already planning to move him on, timing matters more than conviction. Haaland, held by roughly 7 in 10, remains the immovable asset at the top of everyone's balance sheet.

Honest caveat: one day of movement is a small sample, and bandwagons can stall as fast as they form. But price changes don't wait for certainty.

The call: if Groß is in your plans, buy now and beat the rise. If João Pedro is on your sell list, move this week — before the leak becomes a fall and your selling price goes with it.