Player Comparison

Settle FPL transfer debates with a side-by-side comparison

Every transfer is really a player comparison: Saka or Palmer? The £4.5m defender you own or the one everyone is buying? Add up to four Premier League players and see rating, projected points, price, form, goals, assists and ownership in one table - the same numbers our planner uses, so what convinces you here is what the optimiser acts on there.

Two tips for reading a comparison. First, prefer projected points over the next few gameweeks to season totals - totals reward the past, projections price in upcoming fixtures and current role. Second, read ownership as risk appetite: picking the 40%-owned option protects your rank, picking the 5%-owned option attacks it. When a comparison is close on points, that difference in ownership is usually the real decision. Shortlist candidates from the player ratings table, and when you've picked a winner, let the team planner tell you when to make the move.

Frequently asked questions

How do I compare FPL players?

Add up to 4 players to the comparison. Each player’s rating, projected points, cost, form, goals, assists and ownership appears in a side-by-side table.

Can I compare players in different positions?

Yes. Projected points and rating bands are position-relative, so a defender’s rating of 80 is comparable to a midfielder’s 80 within their own pool.

Which stats matter most when comparing FPL players?

Projected points over the next few gameweeks is the best single number - it already folds in form, fixtures and role. Use ownership to judge whether a pick is a differential or a template player.