Price Changes Shake Up FPL Landscape

In a flurry of activity, Fantasy Premier League managers witnessed nine price changes today, reshaping the landscape of team selection and budget management. Let's delve into the risers and fallers, examining their recent performances and upcoming fixtures.

Price Rises 📈

Wissa (Brentford, Forward) The Brentford striker has seen his price soar to £6.8m after a remarkable double rise this gameweek. Wissa's recent form has been nothing short of spectacular, amassing 25 points in his last three outings. His standout performance came against Brighton, where he netted 11 points in a 4-2 victory. With favourable fixtures against Ipswich, Fulham, and Wolves on the horizon, Wissa could prove to be a shrewd investment for FPL managers.

Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City, Midfielder) The Belgian maestro has also enjoyed a double price rise, now costing £9.6m. De Bruyne's return to form has been timely, with a stellar 11-point haul against Wolves in his most recent outing. While his previous two matches were less fruitful, his potential for explosive returns remains undeniable. With Southampton, Bournemouth, and Fulham up next, De Bruyne could be set for a strong finish to the season.

Price Falls 📉

William Saliba (Arsenal, Defender) The Arsenal defender has seen his price dip to £6.5m. Saliba's recent performances have been a mixed bag, with a 6-point return against Ipswich followed by two 1-point outings. Arsenal's upcoming fixtures look challenging, with Liverpool, Newcastle, and Southampton on the schedule. This tough run may have contributed to Saliba's price drop.

Luis Díaz (Liverpool, Midfielder) Díaz's price has fallen to £7.5m following a disappointing run. After a 7-point haul against Spurs, the Colombian failed to feature in Liverpool's 3-1 loss to Chelsea. With Arsenal, Brighton, and Crystal Palace coming up, Díaz will need to regain his form to justify his place in FPL teams.

Lucas Digne (Aston Villa, Defender) The French full-back has seen his price decrease to £4.4m. Digne's recent game time has been limited, with just one start in his last three matches. Villa's upcoming fixtures against Bournemouth, Tottenham, and Manchester United offer a mix of opportunities and challenges for clean sheet potential.

Low Ownership Fallers

Several low-ownership players have also experienced price drops:

• Strand Larsen (Wolves, Forward) - Now £5.3m
• Savinho (Man City, Midfielder) - Now £6.1m
• Danny Ings (West Ham, Forward) - Now £4.8m
• Dixon (Everton, Defender) - Now £3.9m

These budget options may offer differential potential for managers looking to free up funds elsewhere in their squads.

As always, FPL managers should stay vigilant and adapt their strategies accordingly. To stay ahead of the curve and check the latest price predictions, visit Fantasy Football Fix's Price Change Predictor.