FPL Transfers: The Most-Bought And Most-Sold Players
The call — The ledger didn't move. Not one line. Across all four positions — thirty tracked names per spot, forty slots in the top tens — nobody rose, nobody fell, nobody dropped out. The biggest swing anywhere in the book was a tenth of a point shaved off Bruno Fernandes, Szoboszlai and João Pedro, with Groß nudging the same amount the other…
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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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That's rare, and it's useful. A frozen day tells you the template is settled and the crowd is sitting on its hands — which means no price pressure, in either direction, right now.
The shape of the book is unchanged. Haaland remains the one true asset everyone carries — roughly 7 in 10 squads, the kind of holding you simply can't afford to be short on. João Pedro sits just behind him at about 6 in 10. In defence, Calafiori is the template pick (about half of all squads), with Raya the near-universal keeper at a touch over 4 in 10. Rogers leads the midfield ledger, with Fernandes and Szoboszlai close behind — all three owned by 3-4 managers in every 10.
Here's the part worth money. Bandwagons don't announce themselves — they show up as a rising delta one day and a price change two days later. Today there's no bandwagon to chase and, crucially, nothing to panic-sell ahead of a fall. If you were sweating a value drop on a player you're holding, you've been given a day of grace.
Which makes this the cheapest possible moment to do planned business. If you've been circling a move up to the template — Haaland if you've somehow gone without, João Pedro, Calafiori — a flat market means you're buying at today's price with no premium baked in. The crowd always moves eventually, and when 7 in 10 managers already own the destination player, latecomers pay the rise, not the launch price.
**The call: no bandwagon to jump, no faller to fade — so make your planned transfer *now*, while every price on the board is standing still. The managers who move in the quiet buy at face value. The ones who wait pay the markup.**