Price Changes: Seven Players on the Move

In today's Fantasy Premier League market, we've seen seven players experience price fluctuations. Let's dive into the details of these changes and what they mean for FPL managers.

Price Rises 📈

No significant price rises to report today.

Price Falls 📉

N.Jackson (Chelsea, Forward) - £7.9m

Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson has seen his price dip to £7.9m. The forward faces a challenging fixture against Manchester City next, followed by more favorable encounters with West Ham and Brighton. Jackson's recent form has been inconsistent, scoring just 8 points across his last three matches. He started all three games, playing 90 minutes in the last two, but failed to make a significant impact in Chelsea's 3-1 win over Wolves, earning only 2 points.

Wan-Bissaka (West Ham, Defender) - £4.5m

Aaron Wan-Bissaka's price has dropped to £4.5m. The West Ham defender has a mixed run of fixtures ahead, with Aston Villa and Chelsea up next, followed by a more promising game against Brentford. Wan-Bissaka's recent performances have been underwhelming, accumulating just 4 points in his last three starts. He struggled particularly in the 4-1 loss to Manchester City, failing to register any points.

Low Ownership Price Falls

Several low-ownership players have also experienced price drops:

• Bernardo (Man City, Midfielder) - £6.2m
• Armstrong (Everton, Midfielder) - £4.4m
• Konak (Brentford, Midfielder) - £4.4m
• Larios (Southampton, Defender) - £3.9m
• Chukwuemeka (Chelsea, Midfielder) - £4.7m

Analysis and Implications

N.Jackson's price fall reflects his recent inconsistent performances. Despite being a regular starter for Chelsea, his output has been disappointing for FPL managers. With a tough fixture against Manchester City looming, many managers may be looking to offload the forward.

Wan-Bissaka's price decrease is likely due to West Ham's recent defensive struggles, coupled with upcoming challenging fixtures. His low price point may still attract some managers looking for budget defensive options, but his form needs to improve to justify selection.

The low-ownership players experiencing price falls are largely bench fodder options in FPL. Their price drops are unlikely to have a significant impact on most teams but could affect those looking to free up funds for upgrades elsewhere.

It's worth noting that there were no significant price rises today, which could indicate a cautious approach from FPL managers ahead of the upcoming gameweeks.

As always, stay informed about the latest price predictions by checking https://www.fantasyfootballfix.com/price/ to stay ahead of the curve in your FPL strategy.