Price Changes Shake Up FPL Landscape

In a significant shift for Fantasy Premier League managers, today saw a whopping 40 price changes across the board. These fluctuations have the potential to reshape strategies and force tough decisions as we head into the next gameweek. Let's break down the most notable risers and fallers.

Price Rises 📈

Smith Rowe (Fulham, Midfielder, £5.6m) The former Arsenal man has hit the ground running at Fulham, now priced at £5.6m. Smith Rowe has amassed 13 points in his first two outings, including a 10-point haul against Leicester. With favourable fixtures against Ipswich and West Ham on the horizon, he could be a shrewd pickup for FPL managers.

Robinson (Fulham, Defender, £4.6m) Antonee Robinson has seen his price tick up to £4.6m after a solid start to the season. The left-back secured 7 points in Fulham's 2-1 victory over Leicester, bringing his total to 9 for the campaign. Like his teammate Smith Rowe, Robinson faces a kind run of fixtures in the coming weeks.

De Bruyne (Man City, Midfielder, £9.6m) The Belgian maestro has wasted no time reminding FPL managers of his value, rising to £9.6m. De Bruyne followed up a 3-point performance against Chelsea with a stellar 12-point showing in City's 4-1 thrashing of Ipswich. With 15 points already to his name, he looks set to be a key asset once again.

Price Falls 📉

Foden (Man City, Midfielder, £9.4m) Phil Foden has seen his price dip to £9.4m after a slow start to the season. The England international has managed just 1 point from 45 minutes of action against Chelsea, failing to feature in City's win over Ipswich. Managers will be watching closely to see if he can regain his starting spot.

Nkunku (Chelsea, Midfielder, £6.4m) Chelsea's new signing has fallen to £6.4m after a quiet beginning to his Premier League career. Nkunku has collected just 2 points from his first two appearances, playing only 65 minutes in total. With Chelsea facing Crystal Palace next, he'll be hoping for more involvement.

Walker (Man City, Defender, £5.4m) Kyle Walker's price has dropped to £5.4m following two unused substitute appearances. The right-back hasn't seen a single minute of action in City's opening fixtures, leaving FPL managers questioning his place in Pep Guardiola's plans.

Mykolenko (Everton, Defender, £4.4m) Vitaliy Mykolenko has fallen to £4.4m after Everton's poor start to the season. The Ukrainian has managed just 1 point from two matches, with the Toffees conceding 7 goals in that time. Everton's upcoming fixtures look mixed, with Bournemouth at home followed by trips to Aston Villa and Leicester.

Low Ownership Risers and Fallers

Among the less popular options, Chelsea's Noni Madueke has risen to £6.5m despite being owned by just 4.2% of managers.

On the flip side, several low-ownership players have seen price drops: - Aké (Man City, Defender) to £5.4m - Kulusevski (Spurs, Midfielder) to £6.4m - J.Murphy (Newcastle, Midfielder) to £5.4m - McTominay (Man Utd, Midfielder) to £4.9m - Summerville (West Ham, Midfielder) to £5.9m - McNeil (Everton, Midfielder) to £5.4m - Petrović (Chelsea, Goalkeeper) to £4.4m - Zouma (West Ham, Defender) to £4.4m - Disasi (Chelsea, Defender) to £4.4m - Kamada (Crystal Palace, Midfielder) to £5.4m - A.Doucoure (Everton, Midfielder) to £5.4m - Jorginho (Arsenal, Midfielder) to £4.9m - I.Sarr (Crystal Palace, Midfielder) to £5.9m - Reguilón (Spurs, Defender) to £4.4m - Dewsbury-Hall (Chelsea, Midfielder) to £5.9m - Tosin (Chelsea, Defender) to £4.4m - Daka (Leicester, Forward) to £4.9m - Dragusin (Spurs, Defender) to £4.4m - Sarabia (Wolves, Midfielder) to £5.4m - Buendia (Aston Villa, Midfielder) to £5.4m - Jaden (Aston Villa, Midfielder) to £5.4m - Henry (Brentford, Defender) to £4.4m - Chukwuemeka (Chelsea, Midfielder) to £4.9m - Ndiaye (Everton, Forward) to £5.4m - Burns (Ipswich, Midfielder) to £4.9m

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