FPL Price Changes: Market Movers Ahead of Gameweek 38

In the latest round of Fantasy Premier League price adjustments, we've seen a total of 8 player valuations shift. As managers fine-tune their squads for the final gameweek of the season, let's delve into the most significant changes and their potential impact on FPL strategies.

Price Rises ⬆️

Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth, Defender) The Bournemouth full-back has seen his price rise to £5.3m, reflecting his consistent performances throughout the season. Kerkez faces Leicester at home in Gameweek 38, a fixture that could yield defensive returns. In his last three outings, Kerkez has struggled for points, managing just 5 in total against Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Manchester City. However, his attacking potential and Bournemouth's improved form make him an intriguing option for the final gameweek.

Dan Burn (Newcastle, Defender) Burn's price has increased to £4.6m following a stellar performance against Chelsea in Gameweek 36, where he amassed 11 points. The towering defender has been a reliable presence in Newcastle's backline, though his recent outings against Brighton and Arsenal yielded just 3 points combined. With Everton at home in the final gameweek, Burn could be eyeing both defensive and attacking returns.

Evanilson (Bournemouth, Forward) The Bournemouth striker has seen his price climb to £5.9m. Evanilson's recent form has been somewhat inconsistent, with 6 points against Arsenal in Gameweek 35 followed by two 2-point hauls against Aston Villa and Manchester City. However, a home fixture against Leicester in Gameweek 38 could provide an opportunity for the Brazilian to end his season on a high note.

Price Falls ⬇️

Ismaila Sarr (Crystal Palace, Midfielder) Sarr's price has dropped to £5.5m despite a decent run of form. The Senegalese winger has scored 13 points in his last three matches, including a goal and an assist. With Liverpool away in the final gameweek, Sarr could still provide value as a differential pick for managers looking to make up ground in their mini-leagues.

Alex Iwobi (Fulham, Midfielder) Iwobi's price has fallen to £5.4m following a string of modest returns. The Nigerian midfielder has managed just 6 points in his last three matches. Fulham face a tough trip to Manchester City in Gameweek 38, which may limit Iwobi's appeal for the final round of fixtures.

Low Ownership Risers and Fallers

Among the less popular assets, Arsenal's Ben White has risen to £6.2m, while Aston Villa's Marco Asensio (£6.0m) and Wolves' goalkeeper Max King (£3.9m) have seen their prices fall. These changes could provide value opportunities for managers looking to differentiate their squads in the final gameweek.

As we approach the season's climax, it's crucial to stay informed about these price fluctuations. For the most up-to-date price predictions and expert analysis, be sure to check out Fantasy Football Fix's Price Change Predictor.