Price Changes: A Rollercoaster of Rises and Falls
In a flurry of activity, the Fantasy Premier League market witnessed a staggering 22 price changes today, sending managers scrambling to adjust their strategies. Let's dive into the details of these fluctuations and their potential impact on your FPL squad.
Price Rises 📈
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool, Midfielder) - £12.9m The Egyptian King continues to reign supreme, now priced at a hefty £12.9m. Salah's recent form has been nothing short of spectacular, amassing 33 points in his last three outings. His standout performance came against Aston Villa, where he bagged 14 points including a goal and an assist. With Southampton (H) up next, Salah looks primed to continue his hot streak.
Brennan Johnson (Tottenham, Midfielder) - £6.8m Johnson's price has risen to £6.8m following a string of impressive displays. His 8-point haul against Aston Villa, featuring a goal and an assist, has caught the eye of many managers. However, Spurs face a tough test against Manchester City (A) in their next fixture.
Diogo Dalot (Manchester United, Defender) - £5.2m Now valued at £5.2m, Dalot has seen a modest price increase despite a run of low-scoring games. With just 3 points in his last three matches, managers will be hoping for improved returns in United's upcoming fixtures.
Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth, Midfielder) - £5.7m Semenyo's price has climbed to £5.7m on the back of a stellar 10-point performance against Manchester City. However, his inconsistent returns and Bournemouth's mixed upcoming fixtures may give managers pause.
Yoane Wissa (Brentford, Forward) - £6.1m Now priced at £6.1m, Wissa has been in fine form, notching 25 points in his last three games. His 13-point haul against Bournemouth, including a goal and an assist, has caught the attention of FPL managers looking for a budget forward option.
Price Falls 📉
Erling Haaland (Manchester City, Forward) - £15.2m The Norwegian goal machine has seen his price dip to £15.2m after a relatively quiet spell by his lofty standards. With just 13 points in his last three games and tough fixtures against Tottenham (A) and Liverpool (A) on the horizon, managers are weighing their options.
Cole Palmer (Chelsea, Midfielder) - £10.9m Palmer's price has dropped to £10.9m amid injury concerns. Listed as having a 75% chance of playing due to a knock, managers will be closely monitoring his status ahead of Chelsea's clash with Leicester (A).
Gabriel (Arsenal, Defender) - £6.1m Now priced at £6.1m, Gabriel's recent performances have been underwhelming, yielding just 4 points in his last three outings. Arsenal's upcoming fixtures look favorable, however, which could see the Brazilian defender regain his form.
Ezri Konsa (Aston Villa, Defender) - £4.4m Konsa's price has fallen to £4.4m following a run of poor results, including a 4-1 defeat to Tottenham. With just 3 points in his last three games, managers are looking elsewhere for defensive options.
Dwight McNeil (Everton, Midfielder) - £5.7m McNeil's price has dropped to £5.7m as he battles a knee injury. Listed as having a 75% chance of playing, his status for Everton's upcoming match against Brentford (A) remains uncertain.
Phil Foden (Manchester City, Midfielder) - £9.2m Foden's price has dipped to £9.2m after a string of low-scoring games. With just 7 points in his last three matches and challenging fixtures ahead, managers are reassessing his place in their squads.
Amadou Onana (Aston Villa, Midfielder) - £4.9m Now priced at £4.9m, Onana has struggled to make an impact in recent games, scoring just 4 points in his last three outings. Villa's mixed upcoming fixtures may not inspire confidence in his immediate prospects.
Low Ownership Price Falls
Several low-ownership players have also seen price drops:
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