Price Changes: A Mixed Bag of Rises and Falls

In today's Fantasy Premier League market, we've witnessed a total of 8 price changes, reflecting the dynamic nature of the game. Let's delve into the details of these fluctuations and what they mean for FPL managers.

Price Rises ⬆️

While there were no significant price rises to report today, one low-ownership player did see an increase:

Leandro Trossard (Arsenal, Midfielder) - Now £6.9m The Arsenal midfielder has seen a slight uptick in his price, despite being owned by only 3.2% of managers. This could be a sign of growing interest in the player, possibly due to upcoming fixtures or recent performances.

Price Falls ⬇️

Gordon (Newcastle, Midfielder) - Now £7.5m The Newcastle midfielder has experienced a £0.1m drop in price, now costing £7.5m. Gordon's next three fixtures present a mixed bag, with a home game against Nottingham Forest followed by tougher away matches at Liverpool and West Ham. Notably, Newcastle has a blank in Gameweek 29, which managers should factor into their plans. In his last three appearances, Gordon has struggled for form, scoring just 8 points across matches against Southampton (5), Fulham (1), and Manchester City (2). His lacklustre performance against Man City, where Newcastle suffered a 4-0 defeat, may have contributed to this price fall.

Robert Sánchez (Chelsea, Goalkeeper) - Now £4.6m Chelsea's goalkeeper has seen his price dip to £4.6m. Sánchez faces a challenging run of fixtures, including matches against Aston Villa, Southampton, and Leicester City. His recent form has been concerning, with no appearances in Chelsea's last two matches against West Ham and Brighton. His last start came in the 3-1 loss to Manchester City, where he conceded three goals and earned just 2 points.

Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea, Forward) - Now £7.7m Jackson's price has fallen to £7.7m, likely influenced by his current injury status. He's sidelined with a hamstring injury and is expected to return on April 2nd. Before his injury, Jackson had a mixed run of form, scoring 5 points against Man City but only managing 1 point in a brief appearance against West Ham. Managers should monitor his recovery closely before considering him for their squads.

Low Ownership Price Falls

Several low-ownership players have also experienced price drops:

• Danny Ings (West Ham, Forward) - Now £4.9m
• Andreas Pereira (Fulham, Midfielder) - Now £4.9m
• Victor Kristiansen (Leicester, Defender) - Now £4.4m
• Tommy Doyle (Wolves, Midfielder) - Now £4.7m

These price changes in low-ownership players could present opportunities for managers looking for differentials or budget options to free up funds for premium assets.

The constant flux in player prices underscores the importance of staying informed and making timely transfers. For the most up-to-date price predictions and to stay ahead of the curve, be sure to check out Fantasy Football Fix's price change predictions.