In today’s Fantasy Premier League (FPL) update, seven players have seen price decreases. Notably, no player has experienced an increase in value, indicating a cautious market among managers.
Summary of FPL Price Changes
Current trends show several premium assets under pressure as their prices fall. Here are the key changes:
- Jeremy Doku (Manchester City) – Price dropped to £6.4m. Despite his talent, a 4.8% ownership reflects concerns about his inconsistent playing time under Pep Guardiola.
- Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal) – Now valued at £6.8m. His ownership has decreased significantly to just 0.9%, suggesting FPL managers are losing confidence.
- Kobbie Mainoo (Manchester United) – Price decreased to £4.7m. His playing time has been limited, resulting in a mere 0.5% ownership.
- José Sá (Wolverhampton Wanderers) – Now at £4.3m, with only 1.2% ownership due to uncertainty in Wolves’ goalkeeping situation.
Low Ownership Players See Price Drops
Players with minimal ownership have also had their prices adjusted downwards:
- Rico Henry (Brentford) – Now £4.3m.
- Yerson Mosquera (Wolves) – Also valued at £4.3m.
- Rodrigo Gomes (Wolves) – Now costs £5.3m.
Upcoming Fixtures
The upcoming fixtures for these players present varying challenges:
| Player | Upcoming Matches |
|---|---|
| Jeremy Doku | Tottenham (H), Liverpool (A), Newcastle (H) |
| Gabriel Martinelli | Chelsea (A), Nottingham Forest (H), West Ham (A) |
| Kobbie Mainoo | Leicester (A), Ipswich (H), Everton (A) |
| José Sá | Fulham (A), Brighton (H), Everton (A) |
As the market shifts, FPL managers will need to reassess their strategies ahead of these fixtures. It appears that player performance and consistent playing time are critical factors affecting ownership and value.
