Price Rises 📈

Today in the Fantasy Premier League market, we've seen three players' values fluctuate. Let's dive into the details of those who have seen their stock rise.

Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) - £9.1m

The Arsenal midfielder has seen his price tag increase to £9.1m after another round of transfers in his favor. Saka remains a popular choice, owned by 60.8% of FPL managers, and it's easy to see why with 107 points to his name this season. Looking ahead, Saka has a mixed bag of fixtures, with Crystal Palace (H) and Nott'm Forest (A) both rated at a difficulty of 2, before a challenging encounter with Liverpool (H) at a difficulty of 4. In his last three outings, Saka has been somewhat quiet, with a total of 10 points, no bonus points, and just one goal against Fulham.

Pascal Gross (Brighton) - £6.5m

Pascal Gross's price has risen to £6.5m. The Brighton midfielder, selected by 5.2% of FPL managers, has accumulated 82 points so far. Gross's next three fixtures include Wolves (H) and Luton (A), both with a difficulty rating of 2, followed by a match against Crystal Palace (H). In his recent performances, Gross has been involved in the action, securing 12 points, including a clean sheet and an assist, demonstrating his potential for both creating and scoring opportunities.

Price Falls 📉

Mohammed Kudus (West Ham) - £6.8m

On the other side of the coin, West Ham's Mohammed Kudus has seen his value drop to £6.8m. Currently on international duty with an unknown return date, his ownership may continue to decrease. Kudus has 76 points this season but has been absent from the last fixture. Managers will be keeping an eye on his return, as West Ham's upcoming fixtures include Sheffield Utd (A) and Bournemouth (H), both rated at a difficulty of 2.

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