In the ever-changing landscape of Fantasy Premier League, managers are constantly on the lookout for the next big point-scorer. This week's transfer activity has seen some intriguing trends emerge, with several players catching the eye of FPL manager.
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The top five most transferred-in players ahead of Gameweek 7 are displayed in the Transfer Analytics tool.
Leading the charge is Chelsea's Cole Palmer (£10.7m), who has been snapped up by a staggering 570,969 managers.
The young midfielder's appeal is evident, having racked up an impressive 61 points this season and averaging a staggering 10.2 points per game, as highlighted in the Opta Player Heatmaps tool.
With 6 goals and 4 assists to his name, Palmer has been a consistent performer, boasting an xG of 3.15 and an xA of 3.37. His 18 total shots, with 9 on target, demonstrate his attacking threat.
Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo (£7.4m) is the second most transferred-in player, with 295,237 managers adding him to their squads.
The midfielder has been in fine form, accumulating 43 points and scoring 5 goals. His underlying stats are promising, with an xG of 1.76 and 8 shots on target from 14 attempts, however, suggesting he is overperforming.
According to the Predicted Points & Stats tool, Mbeumo (17.5) ranks fourth among midfielders for projected points over the next three gameweeks.
Completing the top three is Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson (£7.9m), who has been brought in by 238,025 managers.
The forward has been making waves with 40 points, 4 goals, and 3 assists. His xG of 4.12 is particularly eye-catching, indicating he may be due for even more goals in the coming weeks.
While some players are being snapped up, others are facing the axe from FPL teams. Let's look at the most sold players and the reasons behind their departures.
The top five most transferred-out players ahead of Gameweek 7 are displayed in the Transfer Analytics tool.
Brighton's João Pedro (£5.5m) tops the list of outgoing players, with 372,457 managers transferring him out.
Despite a promising start, Pedro has only managed 19 points with 2 goals and no assists. His mere 19 minutes in the last three gameweeks have left owners impatient, prompting the mass exodus.
Newcastle's Alexander Isak (£8.3m) is the second most sold player, with 266,047 managers deciding to part ways.
Injury concerns and a return of just 19 points have led to this mass exodus. With only 1 goal and 1 assist, Isak's form has dipped significantly from his early season promise.
Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze (£6.8m) rounds out the top three most sold players, with 231,756 managers opting to transfer him out.
Despite showing flashes of brilliance, Eze has only accumulated 21 points, with 1 goal and no assists. However, his xG of 2.66 and 25 total shots suggest he may be due for a turnaround in fortunes.
Crystal Palace rank second from bottom in the Fixture Planner for attacking difficulty over the next two games, offering further reason why the England international is being sold.
FPL managers are seeking smart transfers to maximise their team's potential. Here are the most popular transfer combinations, as shown in the Transfer Analytics tool:
There’s a clear trend in these transfers: managers are favouring in-form midfielders like Palmer, Mbeumo, and McNeil, while opting for budget-friendly forwards to replace João Pedro.
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As we can see, the FPL transfer market is alive with activity. Managers are quick to react to form, fixtures, and injuries, leading to some significant shifts in team composition. Keep an eye on these trends as you plan your transfers for the upcoming gameweeks, and remember that a well-timed move could make all the difference in your mini-league battles.
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