FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The books balanced perfectly overnight — and that almost never happens. Across all forty tracked slots — every top-ten goalkeeper, defender, midfielder and forward — not a single player moved a rank between Tuesday and Wednesday. Nobody in, nobody out, nobody swapping places. As the man who keeps this ledger, I can tell you a completely flat day is rarer…
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One squad, picked before a ball was kicked and run for six gameweeks on three transfers — no hits taken. Scored on FPL’s own results.
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Speaking of whom: Haaland remains the game's biggest line item, sitting in roughly 7 in 10 squads, with João Pedro not far behind at about 6.5 in 10. Those two are the template's fixed costs now — you don't own them for value, you own them so you don't get hurt. The only whisper of a wobble is João Pedro shedding a sliver of owners overnight, the largest outflow anywhere on the sheet, though it's pocket change, not a sell-off.
The one trickle of genuine buying? Groß at Brighton, the closest thing to a riser on the day. He's already in nearly 3 in 10 teams — hardly a secret — but when the whole market stands still and one midfielder keeps collecting new owners, that's usually the early paperwork on a bandwagon. Watch that line tomorrow. Cherki, Semenyo and De Cuyper also nudged fractionally upward; Fernandes, Szoboszlai and Palmer all leaked a whisker. Nothing that shifts a price on its own — but price moves are cumulative, and three quiet days of leaking becomes a fall.
What does a frozen market mean for your money? Two things. First, nobody's price is about to run away from you — there is zero evidence of a stampede anywhere in the top thirty at any position. The panic-buy premium this week is £0.0m. Second, that cuts both ways: if you're sitting on a player you've been meaning to offload, you're not going to be punished for waiting another day or two either.
The call: do absolutely nothing. Bank the free transfer, keep your selling prices intact, and let the market blink first. If anything forces your hand later this week, the Groß trickle is the only queue worth joining early — everything else can be bought at today's price tomorrow. A quiet ledger is a gift. Don't spend into it.