FPL Price Changes: Eight Players on the Move

In today's Fantasy Premier League market, we've seen a total of eight price changes, with two players rising and six falling. Let's dive into the details of these fluctuations and what they mean for FPL managers.

Price Rises ⬆️

Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa, Midfielder, £5.6m) Rogers has seen his price increase to £5.6m following a string of impressive performances. His recent form has been eye-catching, with 22 points in his last three matches. Against Brighton, he bagged a goal and an assist in a 3-0 away win, followed by another assist in a 2-1 home victory over Nottingham Forest. Villa face Southampton (A) and Newcastle (H) in their next two fixtures before a double gameweek against Manchester City. However, managers should note that Villa blank in Gameweek 34.

Marc Cucurella (Chelsea, Defender, £5.4m) Cucurella's price has risen to £5.4m despite his limited playing time recently. The Spanish defender has only started two of Chelsea's last three matches, accumulating 8 points in that period. Chelsea's upcoming fixtures look promising, with Ipswich (H), Fulham (A), and Everton (H) in their next three games. However, Cucurella's inconsistent minutes may be a concern for potential buyers.

Price Falls ⬇️

Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest, Forward, £7.0m) Wood's price has dropped to £7.0m amidst injury concerns and lack of playing time. The striker is currently flagged with a hip injury, with a 75% chance of playing in the next fixture. Wood hasn't featured in Forest's last two matches and only managed 2 points in his last appearance against Ipswich. Forest's upcoming fixtures are mixed, with Everton (H), Tottenham (A), and Brentford (H) in their next three games.

Low Ownership Price Falls

Several low-ownership players have also seen their prices decrease:

• Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford, Midfielder, £5.0m)
• Michail Antonio (West Ham, Forward, £5.2m)
• Arnaut Danjuma (Everton, Midfielder, £4.8m)
• Craig Dawson (Wolves, Defender, £4.2m)
• Wes Burns (Ipswich, Midfielder, £4.7m)

These price drops could present opportunities for FPL managers looking for budget differentials, but careful consideration of form and fixtures is essential before making any transfers.

The FPL transfer market is constantly evolving, and staying ahead of price changes can be crucial for maximizing team value. For the latest price predictions and to stay informed on potential risers and fallers, be sure to check out Fantasy Football Fix's Price Change Predictor.