Price Changes Shake Up FPL Landscape

In a significant day for Fantasy Premier League managers, a total of 33 price changes have occurred, reshaping team values and strategies across the board. Let's delve into the key risers and fallers, examining their recent performances and upcoming fixtures.

Price Rises 📈

Mohamed Salah (£12.8m, Liverpool) The Egyptian king continues to reign supreme, now priced at a hefty £12.8m. Salah's recent form has been a mixed bag, with a stellar 17-point haul against Manchester United followed by more modest returns against Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth. With favourable fixtures against Wolves and Crystal Palace on the horizon, Salah remains a premium asset worth considering.

David Raya (£5.6m, Arsenal) Arsenal's new number one has seen his price rise to £5.6m after a string of impressive performances. Raya has kept two clean sheets in his last three outings, including a 9-point haul against Tottenham. With Leicester and Southampton up next, the Spanish goalkeeper could be set for more returns.

Luis Díaz (£7.9m, Liverpool) The Colombian winger has been in scintillating form, now priced at £7.9m. Díaz has amassed 34 points in his last three games, including two double-digit hauls. With Liverpool's attacking prowess and favourable upcoming fixtures, he could be a shrewd investment.

Morgan Rogers (£5.2m, Aston Villa) Rogers has seen his price tick up to £5.2m after a goal and assist against Wolves. However, managers should note Villa's tricky fixtures ahead, including Manchester United and Fulham.

Bryan Mbeumo (£7.2m, Brentford) Brentford's talisman has risen to £7.2m following consistent performances. Despite tough fixtures against Manchester City and Tottenham, Mbeumo managed to return points, showcasing his potential even against top opposition.

Nicolas Jackson (£7.7m, Chelsea) Chelsea's forward has climbed to £7.7m after a 16-point haul against West Ham. With Brighton and Nottingham Forest up next, Jackson could continue his good form.

Price Falls 📉

Jordan Pickford (£4.8m, Everton) Everton's goalkeeper has dropped to £4.8m after conceding seven goals in his last three matches. With mixed fixtures ahead, including Newcastle and Fulham, Pickford's price could continue to fluctuate.

Mohammed Kudus (£6.3m, West Ham) The Ghanaian midfielder has fallen to £6.3m despite starting West Ham's last three matches. With only 6 points in that period and tough fixtures ahead, including Tottenham and Manchester United, Kudus may struggle to justify his price tag in the short term.

Low Ownership Risers and Fallers

Several low-ownership players have also seen price changes:

Risers: - Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£6.0m, Everton) - Adama Traore (£5.1m, Fulham)

Fallers: - Yoane Wissa (£6.0m, Brentford) - Jarell Quansah (£4.1m, Liverpool) - Neto (£4.3m, Arsenal) - Niclas Füllkrug (£6.7m, West Ham) - James Tarkowski (£4.8m, Everton) - Pedro Neto (£6.3m, Chelsea) - Marc Guiu (£4.9m, Chelsea) - Jacob Murphy (£5.2m, Newcastle) - Marcos Senesi (£4.8m, Bournemouth) - Hwang Hee-chan (£6.2m, Wolves) - Joe Gomez (£4.8m, Liverpool) - Yves Bissouma (£4.9m, Tottenham) - Djordje Petrovic (£4.3m, Chelsea) - Ismaila Sarr (£5.8m, Crystal Palace) - Wataru Endo (£4.8m, Liverpool) - Alejo Veliz (£4.8m, Tottenham) - Emiliano Buendia (£5.3m, Aston Villa) - Armando Broja (£5.4m, Everton) - Harry Wilson (£5.3m, Fulham) - Ricardo Pereira (£4.3m, Leicester) - Jota Silva (£5.9m, Nottingham Forest) - Rayan Ait-Nouri (£5.3m, Wolves) - Lucas Paqueta (£4.8m, West Ham)

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