Ten Price Changes Rock Fantasy Premier League Market
The Fantasy Premier League transfer market witnessed significant movement today with ten price changes affecting managers' squads across the board.
The Arsenal defender has risen to £6.3m following consistent performances that have caught the attention of 29.5% of FPL managers. Timber faces a mixed fixture run ahead, starting with a challenging trip to Chelsea in Gameweek 13, followed by home matches against Brentford and Aston Villa, before facing Wolves away and Everton at home.
Recent form shows Timber as a reliable starter, playing the full 90 minutes in his last three outings. He secured clean sheets against Crystal Palace (6 points) and Burnley (6 points), though managed just 1 point in the 2-2 draw with Sunderland. His defensive consistency and Arsenal's improved defensive structure make him an attractive option at this price point.
The Crystal Palace defender has quietly risen to £4.6m despite being owned by just 3.9% of managers. This low-ownership gem could represent excellent value for those seeking budget defensive options.
West Ham's key forward has dropped to £7.6m, with only 6.7% of managers currently backing him. Bowen faces a brutal fixture schedule starting with Liverpool away in Gameweek 13, followed by Manchester United at home, Brighton away, Aston Villa at home, and Manchester City away.
Despite the challenging fixtures ahead, Bowen's recent form shows steady involvement. He managed 2 points against both Newcastle and Burnley, before registering 4 points in the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth. While not spectacular, his consistent minutes and West Ham's attacking threat keep him relevant for patient managers.
Several budget options have seen their prices tumble today. Everton's Beto has dropped to £5.1m (3.0% ownership), while Leeds midfielder Stach falls to £4.8m (1.9% ownership). Tottenham's Xavi has decreased to £6.6m with minimal 1.3% ownership.
Sunderland's Adingra now costs £5.0m (0.5% ownership), Crystal Palace defender Clyne has fallen to £3.8m (0.4% ownership), and West Ham goalkeeper Hermansen drops to £4.3m (0.2% ownership). Leeds midfielder Harrison completes the fallers at £5.1m with just 0.1% ownership.
The price movements reflect current form and upcoming fixture difficulty. Timber's rise coincides with Arsenal's defensive improvements, while Bowen's fall may be premature given West Ham's attacking potential despite tough fixtures.
Budget-conscious managers should note the falling prices of several low-ownership players, potentially offering squad depth at reduced costs. However, their minimal ownership suggests limited immediate appeal for most FPL strategies.
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