FPL Price Changes: Minor Shifts in the Market

Today saw 6 price changes in the Fantasy Premier League market, all of which were minor decreases for low-ownership players. Let's take a closer look at these subtle shifts.

Price Falls 📉

No significant price falls were reported for widely-owned players today. However, a handful of low-ownership assets experienced slight decreases:

Low Ownership Price Drops:

• Lewis Hall (Newcastle, Defender) - Now £4.4m
• Jacob Murphy (Newcastle, Midfielder) - Now £5.3m
• Omari Hutchinson (Ipswich, Midfielder) - Now £5.4m
• Max Aarons (Bournemouth, Defender) - Now £4.4m
• Timo Werner (Spurs, Midfielder) - Now £6.3m
• Flynn Downes (Southampton, Midfielder) - Now £4.9m

These price changes primarily affect players with less than 5% ownership, making them less relevant for most FPL managers. However, it's worth noting that some of these players, particularly those from Newcastle and Bournemouth, could potentially offer value if they secure regular playing time in the future.

Market Stability

The absence of significant price rises or falls among popular assets suggests a period of relative stability in the FPL market. This could be due to managers holding their transfers as they await more information on team news and potential double gameweeks.

For the most up-to-date price predictions and market trends, be sure to check out Fantasy Football Fix's Price Change Predictor.