No transfers yet. Your squad carries over from GW4.
Link your Fantasy Premier League team ID to import your current squad data
Use the gameweek selector to plan ahead. Move forward to future gameweeks to draft transfers before the deadline.
Tap a player and hit Make Transfer. Browse replacements filtered by position, price, and projected points.
Hit Generate Plan on the first week you can plan, and the Horizon Planner plans your transfers and captain for the next 6 gameweeks (up to 7). Walk through it week by week.
Press Save to keep a week as a draft. Every change you make to a week carries into the weeks after it.
Most transfer advice looks one week ahead. This FPL team planner treats your squad as an optimisation problem across the next 6 gameweeks: it weighs every legal transfer path - banking a free transfer, making one move now and another next week, or taking a -4 hit - and recommends the plan with the highest total projected points. Every suggestion respects the real FPL rules: the £100m salary cap, three players per club, free-transfer banking, and hit costs.
The projections behind it combine per-player Fantasy Ratings with expected goal involvement and the same fixture difficulty ratings shown on the ticker. A transfer is only recommended when the model's conviction clears a threshold - small edges get ignored, because churning your squad for half-point gains is how ranks die. In three seasons of walk-forward backtesting this approach scored +94 points per season over a conservative maintenance strategy (full results on the accuracy page).
Enter your FPL Team ID (how to find it) and the planner pulls your current squad, bank, and free transfers automatically - or start from a demo squad with no signup. Pick your planning style: Climber takes calculated hits to chase upside; Steady only spends free transfers. Then review the gameweek-by-gameweek plan and save the weeks you agree with. It's your team - the planner argues its case with projected points, and you get the final say.