Daily FPL price changes guide: tracking rises and drops.
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Latest price update: 2026-09-05
£7.7 → £7.8 ▲
Ownership: 30.6%
£8 → £7.9 ▼
Ownership: 26.5%
£6 → £5.9 ▼
Ownership: 11.3%
£7.5 → £7.4 ▼
Ownership: 9.3%
£8 → £7.9 ▼
Ownership: 7.7%
£5.4 → £5.3 ▼
Ownership: 1.2%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 1.2%
£6.5 → £6.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.8%
£5.5 → £5.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.7%
£5.5 → £5.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.3%
£5.5 → £5.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.3%
£4.5 → £4.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.3%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.3%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.3%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.2%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.1%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.1%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.1%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0.1%
£5.5 → £5.4 ▼
Ownership: 0.1%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0%
£6 → £5.9 ▼
Ownership: 0%
£5 → £4.9 ▼
Ownership: 0%
£5.5 → £5.4 ▼
Ownership: 0%
Why Daily FPL Price Changes Matter?
In Fantasy Premier League, success isn’t just about picking the right players — it’s also about timing. One of the most important mechanics in the game is FPL price changes, which can significantly impact your team value over the course of a season.
This page is dedicated to helping managers track daily FPL price changes, including player price rises and drops. The tables above show the latest movements, but this guide explains how FPL price changes work, why they happen, and how you can use this information to gain a competitive edge.
If you understand price changes, you can:
- Build team value faster
- Avoid losing money on falling players
- Plan transfers more strategically
- Gain flexibility later in the season
What Are FPL Price Changes?
An FPL price change occurs when a player’s value increases or decreases based on transfer activity across the game. Every night, Fantasy Premier League updates player prices depending on how many managers buy or sell them.
- Price rises usually happen when a player is heavily transferred in
- Price drops occur when many managers sell a player
These changes are typically updated once per day, making it essential to monitor them regularly.
How Often Do FPL Price Changes Happen?
One of the most common questions among managers is how often prices update.
- FPL price changes are calculated daily
- Updates usually occur during the night (UK time)
- Not every player changes price every day
- Multiple players can rise or fall on the same update
That’s why checking daily FPL price changes is crucial, especially during busy periods like:
- Early season bandwagons
- Injury crises
- Fixture swings
- Double and blank gameweeks
Why Player Prices Rise or Fall
Understanding the reasons behind FPL price changes helps you predict future movements rather than simply reacting to them.
Common Reasons for Price Rises
- Strong recent performances
- Goals, assists, or clean sheets
- Favorable upcoming fixtures
- High ownership increases
- Popular captain picks
Common Reasons for Price Drops
- Injuries or suspensions
- Rotation or reduced minutes
- Poor form
- Tough fixture runs
- Managers wildcarding players out
The data shown on this page reflects these trends in real time.
Why Team Value Is So Important in FPL
Team value plays a massive role in long-term success.
A higher team value allows you to:
- Afford more premium players
- Upgrade weak positions easily
- React better to injuries and fixture swings
- Build stronger wildcard squads
By following daily FPL price changes, managers can slowly increase their squad value without taking unnecessary points hits.
How to Use Daily FPL Price Changes Effectively
The player price data displayed on this page is most powerful when used correctly. Here’s how to apply it to your strategy.
1. Plan Transfers Early
If a player is close to a price rise, making an early transfer can:
- Save money
- Increase team value
- Prevent being priced out later
2. Avoid Unnecessary Price Drops
Holding onto an injured or out-of-form player too long can cost you team value. Monitoring daily drops helps you decide when to sell.
3. Balance Value vs Information
While chasing price rises is useful, it’s important not to ignore:
- Press conference news
- Injury updates
- Rotation risks
Smart managers use price change data as a guide, not as the only decision factor.
Early Season vs Late Season Price Changes
Early Season
- Price changes are more aggressive
- Bandwagons form quickly
- Team value growth is most important
Mid to Late Season
- Prices stabilize
- Focus shifts toward points rather than value
- Strategic holds become more common
This makes daily FPL price change tracking especially valuable in the opening months of the season.
Price Changes and Wildcards
Wildcards heavily influence FPL price changes.
- When many managers wildcard, mass selling can cause sudden drops
- Popular wildcard picks often rise quickly
- Timing your wildcard around price trends can boost team value
Using the information on this page alongside wildcard planning gives you a strong advantage.
Common Mistakes Managers Make With Price Changes
Even experienced managers can misuse price data. Avoid these mistakes:
- Chasing every price rise regardless of fixtures
- Taking unnecessary points hits just to gain £0.1m
- Ignoring injury news to beat price changes
- Selling long-term assets too early
The goal is sustainable team value growth, not short-term gains.
How This Page Helps You Track FPL Price Changes
The player price tables shown above are designed to:
- Display daily price rises and drops clearly
- Save you time checking multiple sources
- Help you plan transfers with confidence
- Support smarter long-term FPL decisions
Use this page as part of your daily FPL routine, especially before transfer deadlines.
Final Thoughts
FPL price changes are one of the most powerful and misunderstood parts of Fantasy Premier League. Managers who track them daily gain an edge not just in team value, but in long-term flexibility and squad strength.
This page provides the latest daily FPL price changes, while this guide explains how to use that information wisely. Combine both, and you’ll be better equipped to stay ahead of the gameweek after gameweek.
Bookmark this page, check it daily, and make smarter FPL decisions all season long.