FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The ledger didn't move. Not one row. Across forty tracked spots — the ten most-owned keepers, defenders, midfielders and forwards — nobody climbed, nobody slipped, nobody dropped out between yesterday and today. In an accountant's books that's a rare, clean day: every entry exactly where we left it.
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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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The biggest "moves" on the whole sheet are rounding errors. De Cuyper and Groß ticked up by the smallest possible margin; João Pedro and Brobbey ticked down by the same. That's not a bandwagon, that's noise — and it tells you something useful: the market has settled on its template and nobody's being forced into anything right now.
So what does the settled picture look like? Haaland sits alone at the top, owned by about 7 in 10 managers — he's not a pick anymore, he's the entry fee. João Pedro is close behind at roughly 6.5 in 10, the default second forward. Calafiori is in half of all squads at the back, Raya in about 4 in 10 goals, and Rogers has quietly become the most-owned midfielder — ahead of Fernandes, Szoboszlai and even Palmer, who sits at just 2.5 in 10 at Chelsea. If your squad looks broadly like that list, congratulations: you own the template and nobody gained ground on you today.
Here's the money angle, because that's what a frozen board actually means. Price rises and falls follow transfer volume, and a day this flat says volume is thin. No surge means no overnight rise to beat, no exodus means no fall to dodge. There is zero timing pressure on you this morning — and timing pressure is the only honest reason to move early in the week.
The caveat: flat days don't last. The moment team news lands or a big score drops, one of these names will start moving at pace, and that's when you act — before the price does, not after. The mild drift off João Pedro and Brobbey is worth a glance tomorrow; if either -0.1 becomes a trend, the sellers will set the price.
The call: do nothing. Bank the free transfer, don't even think about a hit, and check back when the deltas wake up. On a day the whole market stood still, the manager who moved paid for the privilege and the manager who waited paid nothing. Be the second one.