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FPL Price Changes

Who's likely to rise or fall tonight by FPL's own progress, last night's changes, and every night this season with the transfers behind them.

Price changes tonight

Players at 70% or more of FPL's price-change progress. At 100% a change is due at the next update, between about 23:30 and 00:30 UK time, unless FPL has locked the price.

FPL is still calibrating price changes for this gameweek, so there are no progress figures yet.

Last night's price changes (16 October 2026)

Nobody rose; Tzolis, Igor Jesus and Šeško fell. The night in full

Falls

PlayerPriceNet transfers (day before)OwnedPrice today
Tzolis ARS MID

Fell to £6.2m after 19.4k net transfers out over the previous day; owned by 6.2%. FPL flag: Hamstring injury - Expected back 1 Nov

£6.3m → £6.2m−19.4k6.2%£6.2m
Igor Jesus NFO FWD

Fell to £5.7m after 5.1k net transfers out over the previous day; owned by 1.8%. FPL flag: Calf injury - Unknown return date

£5.8m → £5.7m−5.1k1.8%£5.7m
Šeško MUN FWD

Fell to £6.9m after 1.7k net transfers out over the previous day; owned by 1.3%. FPL flag: Shin injury - Expected back 18 Oct

£7.0m → £6.9m−1.7k1.3%£6.9m

Every night's price changes

By month: October 2026

FPL price changes explained

When do FPL prices change?

Once a night. In 2026/27 the changes have landed between about 23:30 and 00:30 UK time (22:20-23:30 UTC). A player changes by £0.1m at most per night.

How are FPL price changes predicted?

Since 2026/27 FPL shows each player's own price-change progress, from -100% to +100%. A player who reaches 100% is due to change at the next update, unless FPL has locked his price. We list everyone at 70% or more, with net transfers over the last 24 hours, so you can see who is moving fastest.

What does 'locked' mean?

FPL can lock a player's price for a while, for example right after a change, so he won't change at the next update even at 100%.

Why does a price rise matter?

You sell a player for his purchase price plus half of any rise, rounded down to £0.1m. Buying before a rise adds team value; selling before a fall saves it.