The Fantasy Premier League transfer market has seen substantial changes as 13 players experience price adjustments. This movement can significantly influence managers’ strategies in the pivotal final stretch of the season.
FPL Price Increases: Key Players Rising
Gabriel’s Continued Value
Arsenal center-back Gabriel has seen his price increase to £7.0 million, reflecting a 38.4% ownership rate among fantasy managers. Despite Arsenal’s recent defensive challenges, Gabriel remains a top choice for many. His recent performances include:
- 6 points against Liverpool (goalless draw).
- 8 points after a clean sheet against Nottingham Forest.
- 1 point in a match against Manchester United where Arsenal conceded three goals.
Forthcoming fixtures for Gabriel include games against Leeds, Sunderland, and Brentford, all of which present opportunities for defensive returns.
João Pedro’s Impact at Chelsea
João Pedro, the versatile Chelsea forward, is now priced at £7.3 million, bolstered by a 33.6% ownership rate. His upward trajectory has come from notable performances, including:
- 1 point in limited minutes against Fulham.
- 8 points against Brentford in a 2-0 victory.
- 12 points following an impressive display against Crystal Palace.
His upcoming matches against West Ham, Wolves, and Leeds offer him a chance to continue his scoring streak.
Rising Star: Bryan Mbeumo
Bryan Mbeumo’s price has escalated to £8.4 million, driven by impressive performances that have garnered him a total of 243 points this season. With a lower ownership at 17.5%, he stands out due to his consistent contributions, including:
- 9 points in a victory over Manchester City.
- 10 points in a thrilling win against Arsenal.
Mbeumo’s next fixtures involve matches against Fulham, Tottenham, and West Ham, likely providing further scoring chances.
Other Notable Price Changes
Several players have witnessed price changes, including:
- Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool) – Increased to £6.7 million, showcasing a mix of form.
- Tijjani Reijnders (Manchester City) – Decreased to £5.1 million amid concerns of his role.
- Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool) – Dropped to £5.6 million despite being a regular starter.
Additionally, several low-ownership players have seen increases, while others have fallen in price. Notable moves include:
- Evanilson (Bournemouth) – Now at £7.1 million with 3.2% ownership.
- Mané (Wolves) – Increased to £4.6 million with 1.7% ownership.
- Brobbey (Sunderland) – Reached £5.6 million with 1.5% ownership.
For active managers, monitoring these price movements is crucial for strategic decision-making as the season progresses.
