There were 25 FPL price changes overnight, with three players rising and 22 falling.

FPL Price Risers 🔺

Rogers

• Club: Chelsea
• Ownership: 26.8%
• New price: £7.6m

Rogers has been one of the standout performers in the early weeks of the season. He scored eight points in Gameweek 1 against Fulham, followed by five against Brighton and six away at Arsenal. That is 19 points from three starts, making him excellent value. Hull City at home in Gameweek 4 is a very easy fixture, giving managers every reason to hold or bring him in.

Gakpo

• Club: Liverpool
• Ownership: 12.2%
• New price: £7.2m

Gakpo is the standout riser among today's FPL price changes. He has racked up 28 points in three gameweeks, including a stunning 12-point haul against Newcastle in Gameweek 1 and 11 points away at Ipswich Town in Gameweek 3. Fulham away in Gameweek 4 is an easy fixture, and Brighton away in Gameweek 8 also looks kind. His ownership of just 12.2% makes him a genuine differential worth targeting.

Egan

• Club: Hull City
• Ownership: 6.0%
• New price: £4.1m

At just £4.1m, Egan is one of the most budget-friendly options among today's FPL price changes. He has kept clean sheets in each of his first two gameweeks, earning eight points against Man Utd and nine against Coventry City. He did not add a clean sheet in Gameweek 3 against Aston Villa, but still contributed six points. The upcoming run of fixtures is average, though Chelsea away in Gameweek 4 is a difficult test.

FPL Price Fallers 🔻

Shaw

• Club: Man Utd
• Ownership: 14.6%
• New price: £4.4m

Shaw has been a disappointment for his 14.6% of owners. He has managed just seven points across three gameweeks, conceding two goals in both Gameweek 1 against Hull City and Gameweek 3 against Everton. Man City at home in Gameweek 4 is a difficult fixture, which adds further concern. FPL managers may want to consider moving him on before his value drops further.

Thiago

• Club: Brentford
• Ownership: 12.6%
• New price: £7.9m

Thiago has been a major letdown for his owners so far. He has scored just four points in three gameweeks, returning zero points against Spurs in Gameweek 1 despite playing 83 minutes. He managed only two points in each of Gameweeks 2 and 3. Gameweeks 5, 6 and 7 bring difficult fixtures against Chelsea, Aston Villa and Liverpool respectively, making his short-term outlook bleak. Managers holding him will be growing increasingly frustrated.

Low Ownership Fallers

These players have also dropped in price but are owned by fewer than 5% of FPL managers, so are unlikely to affect most squads:

• Anderson (Man City) now £6.3m
• Mosquera (Arsenal) now £5.4m
• Ballard (Sunderland) now £4.9m
• Kerkez (Liverpool) now £5.4m
• Rayan (Bournemouth) now £6.4m
• Mac Allister (Liverpool) now £5.4m
• Pope (Newcastle) now £4.9m
• Ngumoha (Liverpool) now £5.8m
• Muniz (Fulham) now £5.4m
• Nmecha (Leeds) now £5.4m
• Yirenkyi (Coventry City) now £4.9m
• Dowman (Arsenal) now £5.3m
• Gannon-Doak (Bournemouth) now £4.9m
• Onyeka (Coventry City) now £4.9m
• Hamer (Coventry City) now £5.4m
• Tsimikas (Liverpool) now £4.9m
• Ekitike (Liverpool) now £7.4m
• Rigg (Sunderland) now £4.9m
• J.Araujo (Bournemouth) now £4.4m
• Mundle (Sunderland) now £4.9m

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