
There were 10 FPL price changes overnight, with five players rising and five falling.
| Player | Team | Pos | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calafiori | Arsenal | DEF | £5.8m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Palmer | Chelsea | MID | £9.7m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Ødegaard | Arsenal | MID | £6.7m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Mendy | Hull City | DEF | £4.1m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Scott | Bournemouth | MID | £6.1m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| O'Reilly | Man City | DEF | £6.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Hume | Sunderland | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Gyökeres | Arsenal | FWD | £7.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Iwobi | Fulham | MID | £5.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Tchaouna | Coventry City | MID | £5.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
Calafiori is the most-owned player among today's FPL price changes. He scored nine points on his Arsenal debut against Coventry City, then followed that with an impressive 11-point haul away at Aston Villa, keeping a clean sheet in both. He was substituted off after 67 minutes against Chelsea in Gameweek 3, picking up just two points. Arsenal's Gameweek 6 trip to LEE is an easy fixture worth noting.
Palmer has been in fine form early in the season. He bagged 13 points against Fulham in Gameweek 1, including what appeared to be a strong attacking return, then added seven points at home to Brighton in a 4-3 thriller. He blanked with just one point away at Arsenal in Gameweek 3. Chelsea face HUL at home next, which is an easy fixture, giving Palmer a great chance to bounce back.
Ødegaard has been one of the standout performers in the early weeks. He racked up 11 points against Coventry City in Gameweek 1 and followed that with a 10-point return against Chelsea in Gameweek 3. His only quiet outing was away at Aston Villa, where he managed just three points in 71 minutes. Arsenal's Gameweek 6 fixture against LEE looks easy, which could be a great opportunity for further returns.
Mendy has been a budget gem so far. He delivered a stunning 15-point haul against Man Utd in Gameweek 1, keeping a clean sheet in the process. He was quieter in Gameweek 2, picking up just one point in 59 minutes away at Coventry City. He bounced back with eight points at home to Aston Villa in Gameweek 3, keeping another clean sheet. Hull face a difficult trip to Chelsea in Gameweek 4.
Scott (Bournemouth, £6.1m) has also risen in price today. With just 5.0% ownership, he remains largely under the radar.
O'Reilly is the most notable faller among today's FPL price changes. He picked up just two points in each of his first two appearances, and then missed Gameweek 3 entirely through injury. He is currently rated as having a 75% chance of playing, so his availability for Gameweek 4 is uncertain. Man City face a difficult home fixture against MUN in Gameweek 4, and then a tricky away trip to LIV in Gameweek 6, making his short-term outlook challenging even if he returns to fitness.
A handful of low-ownership players have also dropped in price today:
Györkeres (Arsenal, £7.2m) falls despite being part of an Arsenal side in decent early-season form. With just 3.9% ownership, he has not been widely backed by managers.
Hume (Sunderland, £4.4m) drops to a new low, with the defender owned by just 4.3% of FPL managers.
Iwobi (Fulham, £5.4m) also falls today. The Fulham midfielder is owned by fewer than 1% of managers at just 0.8% ownership.
Tchaouna (Coventry City, £5.4m) is the least-owned faller, with a tiny 0.1% ownership. The Coventry City midfielder drops in price after a slow start to the season.
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