Price Changes: A Flurry of Falls

In today's Fantasy Premier League market, we witnessed a significant shift with 13 price changes. Notably, all of these changes were price falls, indicating a cautious approach from managers as they reassess their squad selections.

Price Falls 📉

Gordon (Newcastle) - £7.3 million Anthony Gordon has seen his price drop to £7.3 million, reflecting a dip in form despite his consistent starts. Over the last three fixtures, Gordon has managed just 2 points in each game against Tottenham, Wolves, and Fulham. With challenging fixtures ahead, including Manchester City, Brighton, Chelsea, and Arsenal in the next five gameweeks, managers may be looking elsewhere for midfield options.

Trippier (Newcastle) - £5.7 million Kieran Trippier's price has fallen to £5.7 million after a disappointing run of performances. The defender has only started one of the last three matches, accumulating a mere 2 points in total. His lack of game time is concerning, with just 100 minutes played across these fixtures. Newcastle's tough upcoming schedule, mirroring Gordon's, adds to the reasons behind his price drop.

Low Ownership Players

Several low ownership players have also experienced price falls:

• Nkunku (Chelsea) - £6.1 million
• Doku (Man City) - £6.4 million
• Bruno G. (Newcastle) - £6.3 million
• Mac Allister (Liverpool) - £6.3 million
• Emerson (West Ham) - £4.4 million
• Al-Hamadi (Ipswich) - £4.9 million
• Awoniyi (Nott'm Forest) - £5.7 million
• Brereton Díaz (Southampton) - £5.3 million
• Choudhury (Leicester) - £4.4 million
• Onuachu (Southampton) - £4.9 million
• Sarabia (Wolves) - £5.2 million

These price drops reflect a combination of factors, including lack of game time, poor form, and challenging fixtures. Managers should consider these changes carefully when making transfer decisions.

It's worth noting that some of these players, such as Nkunku and Doku, are new arrivals to their respective clubs and may need time to settle. Others, like Bruno G. and Mac Allister, play for teams with mixed form, which could explain their price fluctuations.

The absence of any price rises today suggests a cautious market, with managers perhaps holding off on transfers until more information becomes available or fixture schedules become clearer.

As always, it's crucial to stay informed about the latest price predictions and trends. For the most up-to-date information on potential price changes, be sure to check Fantasy Football Fix's price prediction tool.