Why do FPL prices change?

Prices rise or fall based on net transfers across the FPL manager base. A player typically needs ~150,000-200,000 net transfers in to rise £0.1m. Prices change daily, usually overnight UK time.

When do FPL prices change?

Daily, usually overnight UK time. Changes are based on net transfer counts rather than points scored.

How do I avoid an FPL price drop?

Sell before the threshold is crossed. The market page shows live net transfers - players below roughly -100,000 are at risk of dropping in the next price update.

FPL Players Market - Price Changes & Transfers

Track FPL price changes and transfer momentum

The players market tracks FPL price changes as they happen: which players rose or fell overnight, who the most transferred-in players are right now, and where net-transfer momentum is building. Price moves follow manager behaviour, not points - a player can blank on Saturday and still rise on Tuesday because half a million managers are buying ahead of a fixture swing.

Every price move matters more than its £0.1m face value. Selling a faller a day late costs you the drop; catching a riser a day early banks value you can spend later. Over a 38-gameweek season, managers who watch the market typically carry £1-2m more squad value than managers who ignore it - that is the difference between affording two premiums or three.

How to use net transfers to beat a price drop

The table shows live net transfers for every player. As a rule of thumb, a player deep below roughly -100,000 net transfers is at risk of dropping at the next overnight update - if you were planning to sell anyway, sell before the drop, not after. The reverse strategy (buying early purely to catch a rise) is usually a mistake: chasing £0.1m of value into a player your plan didn't want is how price moves trick managers into bad transfers. Let your transfer plan pick the player and the market data pick the timing.

For picking who to buy in the first place, pair this page with the player ratings (projected points over the next six gameweeks) and the team planner, which optimises your actual squad rather than the market's mood. All of it is free, with no signup.

Frequently asked questions

Why do FPL prices change?: Prices rise or fall based on net transfers across the FPL manager base. A player typically needs ~150,000-200,000 net transfers in to rise £0.1m. Prices change daily, usually overnight UK time.
When do FPL prices change?: Daily, usually overnight UK time. Changes are based on net transfer counts rather than points scored.
How do I avoid an FPL price drop?: Sell before the threshold is crossed. The market page shows live net transfers - players below roughly -100,000 are at risk of dropping in the next price update.