Six Fantasy Premier League Price Changes Hit Managers Today
Fantasy Premier League managers woke up to six price changes this morning, with two players rising in value while four others saw their prices drop.
Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven has risen to £4.8m following strong recent performances. The Dutch centre-back is owned by 32.6% of managers and has accumulated 55 points this season.
Van de Ven's upcoming fixtures present a mixed bag for Spurs. They face Manchester United (home) in Gameweek 11, followed by Arsenal (away), Fulham (home), Newcastle (away), and Brentford (home). The Arsenal fixture stands out as particularly challenging.
Recent form shows Van de Ven's defensive capabilities, despite Tottenham's inconsistent results. Against Aston Villa, he managed just 0 points in a 2-1 home defeat. However, he bounced back spectacularly with 23 points in the 3-0 victory over Everton away, likely benefiting from the clean sheet and defensive contributions. His most recent outing against Chelsea yielded 2 points in a narrow 1-0 home loss.
Brentford midfielder Bryan Mbeumo has increased to £8.4m, reflecting his impressive 243 points tally this season. With 28.6% ownership, he remains a popular choice among Fantasy Premier League managers.
Mbeumo's fixture list looks promising for the coming weeks. Brentford travel to Tottenham in Gameweek 11, then host Everton before facing Crystal Palace (away), West Ham (away), and Wolves (home). The Everton home fixture appears particularly favourable.
The Cameroonian has shown consistent returns recently. He scored 9 points in the memorable 2-1 victory over Liverpool away, followed by 15 points in Brentford's thrilling 4-2 home win against Brighton. His most recent appearance against Nottingham Forest ended in a 2-2 draw, earning him 2 points.
West Ham midfielder Mohammed Kudus has fallen to £6.6m despite maintaining 29.9% ownership. The Ghanaian has managed 104 points this season but recent performances have disappointed managers.
Kudus faces the same fixture schedule as Van de Ven, with West Ham visiting Manchester United in Gameweek 11, followed by Arsenal (home), Fulham (away), Newcastle (home), and Brentford (away). The Arsenal home fixture could provide opportunities.
His recent form has been concerning for Fantasy Premier League purposes. Against Aston Villa, he managed just 2 points in a 2-1 home defeat. The 3-0 victory over Everton saw him substituted after 78 minutes, earning 3 points. Most recently, he scored just 1 point in the 1-0 home loss to Chelsea, highlighting his current struggles for returns.
Several low-ownership players have also seen their values decrease. Newcastle forward Yves Wissa has dropped to £7.3m with just 0.5% ownership. Leeds forward Joel Piroe now costs £5.0m with 0.4% of managers selecting him. Burnley's Armando Broja has fallen to £5.2m, owned by only 0.1% of Fantasy Premier League participants.
These price movements reflect the current market sentiment, with defensive assets like Van de Ven gaining favour while attacking players struggle to justify their valuations. Mbeumo's rise demonstrates the continued appeal of Brentford's attacking assets, particularly given their favourable upcoming fixtures.
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