
There were 27 FPL price changes overnight, with four players rising and 23 falling.
| Player | Team | Pos | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haaland | Man City | FWD | £15.7m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Groß | Brighton | MID | £6.1m | ▲ +£0.2m |
| De Cuyper | Brighton | DEF | £5.2m | ▲ +£0.2m |
| Evanilson | Bournemouth | FWD | £6.1m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| B.Fernandes | Man Utd | MID | £11.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Szoboszlai | Liverpool | MID | £6.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Mbeumo | Man Utd | MID | £7.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Wissa | Newcastle | FWD | £6.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| M.Sangaré | Brentford | MID | £5.5m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Wirtz | Liverpool | MID | £7.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Elanga | Newcastle | MID | £6.0m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Delap | Nott'm Forest | FWD | £5.5m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Frimpong | Liverpool | DEF | £5.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Mosquera | Arsenal | DEF | £5.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Targett | Hull City | DEF | £3.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Tielemans | Man Utd | MID | £5.7m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Maddison | Spurs | MID | £6.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Damsgaard | Brentford | MID | £5.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Kroupi.Jr | Bournemouth | MID | £7.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Jair Cunha | Nott'm Forest | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| O.Richards | Nott'm Forest | DEF | £3.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Valdimarsson | Brentford | GK | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Núñez | Ipswich Town | MID | £4.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Steur | Newcastle | MID | £4.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| John | Nott'm Forest | GK | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Alysson | Aston Villa | MID | £4.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Latibeaudiere | Coventry City | DEF | £3.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
Haaland has risen by £0.1m this gameweek, continuing to reward his huge ownership. He scored in the win over Man Utd in Gameweek 4, then bagged a goal and assist against Sunderland, and followed that up with a solid six points in 80 minutes at Liverpool. He faces Ipswich next, which looks like an easy fixture, and has a run of average or easier games through to Gameweek 11.
Groß has risen by £0.2m this gameweek, a double jump that reflects his outstanding recent form. He hauled 17 points against Coventry City and followed that with 14 points against Arsenal. He added six more at Sunderland. Brighton face Crystal Palace next, which is an easy fixture, before a difficult trip to Liverpool in Gameweek 8 and a very difficult home game against Man City in Gameweek 9.
De Cuyper has also risen by £0.2m this gameweek. The Brighton defender scored 11 points against Coventry City and six against Arsenal, then delivered an impressive 15 points in just 68 minutes at Sunderland. Like Groß, he benefits from an easy home fixture against Crystal Palace next, before things get tougher with Liverpool and Man City on the horizon.
A low-ownership riser worth monitoring. Evanilson has climbed to £6.1m and could offer differential value for those looking beyond the popular picks.
Fernandes has dropped £0.1m as his poor run continues. He scored just two points against Man City, two against Fulham, and only one against Spurs. Three blanks in a row at £11.8m is hard to justify. Upcoming fixtures against Leeds and Bournemouth look average, but a difficult trip to Chelsea follows in Gameweek 9.
Mbeumo has fallen £0.1m after a mixed run. He blanked against Man City and Fulham before scoring eight points against Spurs in Gameweek 6. He shares the same fixture run as Fernandes, with Leeds and Bournemouth coming up before a difficult Chelsea away game.
Szoboszlai has dropped £0.1m and is a doubt for Gameweek 7 with a hamstring injury, carrying just a 25% chance of playing. He scored only three points against Fulham and two at Bournemouth before missing the Man City game entirely. With a difficult home fixture against Liverpool in Gameweek 11 and a very difficult trip to Arsenal in Gameweek 9, he is one to avoid for now.
Wirtz has fallen £0.1m after a quiet run. He scored three points against Fulham, six at Bournemouth, then only two points in 66 minutes against Man City. He faces a difficult home game against Arsenal in Gameweek 9, though fixtures either side of that look more manageable.
Sangaré has dropped £0.1m. He has struggled for minutes recently, coming off the bench for just 21 minutes against Chelsea and 38 minutes at Aston Villa. Hard to trust while his playing time remains limited.
Wissa's price holds steady this gameweek with no change. He has scored just two points in each of his last three games, with Newcastle conceding four goals in two of those fixtures.
Several under-the-radar players have also seen FPL price changes today. Elanga (Newcastle, £6.0m), Delap (Nott'm Forest, £5.5m), Frimpong (Liverpool, £5.2m), Mosquera (Arsenal, £5.2m), Targett (Hull City, £3.9m), Tielemans (Man Utd, £5.7m), Maddison (Spurs, £6.2m), Damsgaard (Brentford, £5.3m), Kroupi Jr (Bournemouth, £7.3m), Jair Cunha (Nott'm Forest, £4.4m), O. Richards (Nott'm Forest, £3.9m), Valdimarsson (Brentford, £4.4m), Núñez (Ipswich Town, £4.8m), Steur (Newcastle, £4.8m), John (Nott'm Forest, £4.4m), Alysson (Aston Villa, £4.9m), Latibeaudiere (Coventry City, £3.9m) have all dropped in price today.
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