There were eight Fantasy Premier League price changes today, with four players rising in value and four experiencing drops as managers make their final adjustments before the season concludes.
Liverpool's defensive stalwart Virgil van Dijk has risen to £6.1m, maintaining his position as one of the most popular defenders with 31.1% ownership. The Dutch centre-back faces Brentford in the final gameweek, offering a potentially favourable fixture for clean sheet prospects.
Van Dijk's recent form has been mixed, with Liverpool's defensive struggles evident in their last three outings. He managed just one point against Manchester United in a 3-2 defeat, followed by two points in the 1-1 draw with Chelsea. However, he bounced back impressively with 14 points against Aston Villa despite the 4-2 loss, suggesting bonus points or attacking returns compensated for the defensive failure.
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández has increased to £6.5m, though his 11.8% ownership remains relatively modest. The Argentine international faces a tricky final fixture against a strong opponent, which could impact his appeal for the closing gameweek.
Fernández has shown encouraging recent form, starting with two points against Nottingham Forest in a disappointing 3-1 home defeat. His performances improved significantly with eight points in the draw against Liverpool, followed by an excellent 13-point haul in Chelsea's 2-1 victory over Spurs, indicating strong underlying statistics or attacking contributions.
Nottingham Forest's creative midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White has climbed to £7.6m, despite relatively low ownership at 8.5%. Forest face Bournemouth in their final fixture, presenting a reasonable opportunity for points.
Gibbs-White's recent appearances have been inconsistent in terms of minutes. He managed four points as a substitute against Chelsea in their impressive 3-1 away victory, but didn't feature against Newcastle in the 1-1 draw. He returned to the starting lineup against Manchester United, playing the full 90 minutes and securing seven points despite the 3-2 defeat.
Tottenham forward Richarlison has risen to £6.5m, though his 7.6% ownership reflects concerns about his consistency this season. Spurs conclude their campaign against Everton, which could provide opportunities for attacking returns.
The Brazilian striker has shown glimpses of form recently, earning nine points in Tottenham's 2-1 victory over Aston Villa. This was followed by a quieter performance with two points in the 1-1 draw against Leeds, before managing seven points in the 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, suggesting he's finding some rhythm despite the team's mixed results.
Manchester City midfielder Rayan Cherki has fallen to £6.5m, despite maintaining significant ownership at 18.4%. City face Aston Villa in the final gameweek, which presents a challenging fixture for the young midfielder.
Cherki's recent involvement has been limited, with reduced minutes across his last three appearances. He started against Brentford in City's 3-0 victory but was substituted after 60 minutes, earning just one point. He then appeared as a substitute against Crystal Palace, managing four points in 11 minutes during another 3-0 win. His most recent outing saw him play 34 minutes as a substitute in the 1-1 draw with Bournemouth, earning one point.
Fulham midfielder Harry Wilson has dropped to £5.8m, with his 17.9% ownership potentially reflecting concerns about his recent form and minutes. The Cottagers face Newcastle in their final fixture, presenting a moderate challenge.
Wilson's recent performances have been hampered by limited playing time. He started against Arsenal but was substituted after 64 minutes in the 3-0 defeat, managing two points. Similar struggles continued against Bournemouth, where he played 62 minutes in the 1-0 home loss, again earning two points. His involvement decreased further against Wolves, where he managed just 11 minutes as a substitute and one point in the 1-1 draw.
Brighton forward Danny Welbeck has fallen to £6.3m, with 8.6% ownership reflecting his inconsistent recent form. Brighton conclude their season against Manchester United, which could provide opportunities despite United's defensive improvements.
Welbeck's recent fixtures have yielded modest returns despite regular starts. He managed five points in the 3-1 defeat to Newcastle, playing 80 minutes. This was followed by two points against Wolves in Brighton's 3-0 victory, where he played 76 minutes. His most recent appearance saw him earn two points in 65 minutes during the 1-0 loss to Leeds, suggesting limited attacking threat in recent weeks.
Casemiro (Manchester United midfielder) has dropped to £5.8m with just 4.3% ownership.
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