Transfers
Net transfers this gameweek — who's trending in and out.
Name | Cost | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Semenyo | £8.0m | 13.0M | 8.6M | +4.3M |
Haaland | £14.7m | 8.8M | 4.6M | +4.2M |
Thiago | £7.2m | 10.1M | 6.5M | +3.6M |
B.Fernandes | £10.4m | 9.2M | 5.9M | +3.4M |
Gabriel | £7.3m | 9.2M | 6.0M | +3.2M |
Senesi | £5.2m | 6.4M | 3.9M | +2.5M |
O'Reilly | £5.3m | 4.5M | 2.1M | +2.4M |
Guéhi | £5.1m | 6.7M | 4.3M | +2.4M |
Wilson | £5.8m | 6.0M | 3.9M | +2.1M |
Raya | £6.2m | 4.9M | 3.0M | +1.9M |
Why transfer trends matter
Net transfers drive FPL price changes, so heavily-bought players rise in value while heavily-sold ones drop. Watching the trends helps you move early — banking value before a rise, or dodging a fall. Check the fixture difficulty planner before following the crowd, and see our guide to managing transfers like a pro.
FAQs
When do FPL price changes happen?
Player prices update overnight, typically between about 1:30am and 3am UK time. Whether a player rises or falls depends on net transfers in or out relative to their ownership.
How many free transfers do I get in FPL?
You get one free transfer per gameweek and can bank unused ones up to a maximum of five. Any extra transfer beyond your free ones costs 4 points.
Should I transfer early or wait for the deadline?
Transferring early catches price rises but risks injury news changing the picture. Unless you are chasing a specific price change, waiting until after press conferences (usually a day or two before deadline) is the safer play.
Do I lose money selling a player who rose in price?
You only bank half of a player's price rise (rounded down) when you sell. A player bought at 8.0 who now costs 8.4 sells for 8.2.