Four Price Changes Hit FPL Managers Today

There were four price changes in Fantasy Premier League today, with no players rising in value while four assets saw their prices drop.

Price Falls 📉

Bryan Mbeumo - £8.6m

The Manchester United midfielder has dropped £0.1m despite maintaining decent form across his recent fixtures. Mbeumo scored 2 points against Crystal Palace in a 2-1 home victory, managing 86 minutes on the pitch. He followed this with just 1 point in the 2-1 defeat at Newcastle, playing 77 minutes, before earning another 2 points in the 3-1 home win over Aston Villa with 75 minutes played.

With 243 points accumulated this season and 22.9% ownership, Mbeumo's upcoming fixtures present a mixed bag. He faces Bournemouth away in Gameweek 31, followed by a home clash against Leeds in Gameweek 32. The schedule becomes more challenging with Chelsea away in Gameweek 33, then Brentford at home in Gameweek 34, before a tough trip to Liverpool in Gameweek 35.

Low Ownership Price Falls

Several budget options have also seen price drops, affecting managers looking for cheap squad fillers:

Patrick Dorgu - The Manchester United defender now costs £4.1m with just 3.0% ownership.

Tom Heaton - The Manchester United goalkeeper has fallen to £3.8m, owned by only 0.2% of managers.

Ian Poveda - The Sunderland midfielder drops to £4.7m with 0.0% ownership, making him one of the least selected players in the game.

These budget casualties reflect the ongoing shuffle as managers look to optimise their squads heading into the business end of the season. The lack of price rises suggests a cautious approach from the FPL community.

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