There were six price changes in Fantasy Premier League today, with one player rising in value while five others saw their prices drop as managers make final adjustments before the season concludes.
Nottingham Forest midfielder Anderson has risen to £5.7m following strong recent performances that have caught the attention of FPL managers. With an ownership of 8.2%, the midfielder has accumulated 133 points this season and faces Bournemouth in the final gameweek.
Anderson's recent fixture run shows promising signs, despite limited minutes against Chelsea where he managed just one point in 45 minutes off the bench. However, his last two starts have been impressive - scoring 12 points against both Newcastle at home (1-1 draw) and Manchester United away (2-3 defeat). These performances included consistent 90-minute appearances, suggesting he has secured his place in Forest's starting eleven for the crucial final fixture.
Manchester City midfielder Semenyo has fallen to £8.0m despite maintaining high ownership at 46.9% and accumulating 180 points this season. The price drop comes ahead of City's final fixture against Aston Villa.
Semenyo's recent form has been mixed across his last three appearances. He managed just three points against Brentford in a 3-0 home victory, followed by a stronger nine-point haul against Crystal Palace in another 3-0 home win. However, his most recent outing saw him substituted after 56 minutes in a 1-1 draw away to Bournemouth, managing only one point. The reduced minutes in his latest fixture may have contributed to managers moving away from the premium-priced midfielder.
Aston Villa defender Cash has dropped to £4.6m with ownership sitting at 7.6% as his disappointing recent form continues. Villa face Manchester City in their final fixture, presenting a challenging defensive prospect.
Cash's recent performances highlight Villa's defensive struggles, accumulating just six points across his last three fixtures. He managed five points against Tottenham in a 1-2 home defeat, followed by a single point against Burnley in a 2-2 away draw where he was substituted after 80 minutes. Most concerning was his blank against Liverpool in a 4-2 home victory, despite playing the full 90 minutes. The defender's inability to contribute attacking returns while Villa's defence leaks goals has made him an unattractive FPL option.
Several players with minimal ownership have also seen price reductions today. Aston Villa goalkeeper Martinez has dropped to £5.0m with 4.5% ownership, while Crystal Palace forward Strand Larsen now costs £5.8m with just 1.5% of managers selecting him. Brighton midfielder Wieffer represents the lowest owned player affected, falling to £4.8m with only 0.3% ownership.
These low-ownership price changes typically reflect players who have fallen out of favour due to poor form, lack of playing time, or simply being overlooked by the FPL community. With the season drawing to a close, these movements are unlikely to significantly impact most managers' strategies.
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