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Heung-min Son and Cole Palmer Rise and Bukayo Saka Falls In Latest FPL Price Changes For Gameweek 9

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FPL Gameweek 9 Price Changes

The likes of Heung-min Son, Cole Palmer and Rico Lewis are all among the risers once again in the nightly FPL price changes ahead of Gameweek 9, while Bukayo Saka, Luis Diaz and Eberechi Eze are among the fallers.

Another jam-packed weekend of Fantasy Premier League action has drawn to a close, and as managers look ahead to Gameweek 9, several key assets are among the risers and fallers in the latest nightly FPL price changes.

Key fixtures in GW9 see Leicester and Nottingham Forest face off in an all-Midlands clash on Friday evening, followed by Manchester City vs Southampton on Saturday, along with Chelsea vs Newcastle, Crystal Palace vs Tottenham, West Ham vs Manchester United and Arsenal vs Liverpool on an eventful Super Sunday.

One of the more notable price risers ahead of the action is Tottenham captain Heung-min Son, now at £9.9m, after he netted his first goal since Gameweek 2 against West Ham last time out. Fellow Spurs stars Brennan Johnson (£6.7m), James Maddison (£7.6m), Micky van de Ven (£4.7m) and Dominic Solanke (£7.7m) have also increased in price.

Despite failing to score against Manchester United last weekend, Brentford’s highly-owned FPL midfielder Bryan Mbeumo (£7.6m) has risen in price, and so has Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers (£5.4m), Manchester City defenders Josko Gvardiol (£6.1m) and Rico Lewis (£4.8m), and Arsenal’s Raya (£5.7m) and Gabriel (£6.3m).

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has also received a price rise heading into Gameweek 9, now valued at £10.9m in FPL.

After being named on the bench for a second successive Premier League match, Liverpool winger Luis Diaz has suffered a drop in price, now at £7.9m, with teammates Alisson (£5.4m), Alexis Mac Allister (£6.2m), Konstantinos Tsimikas (£4.6m), Federico Chiesa (£6.8m), Jarell Quansah (£4.0m) and Dominik Szoboszlai (£6.4m) joining him among the fallers.

Also dropping in price are Joao Felix (£6.1m), Joao Pedro (£5.4m), Eberechi Eze (£6.7m), Jean-Philippe Mateta (£7.3m), Joshua Zirkzee (£6.7m), Alejandro Garnacho (£6.2m) and Bukayo Saka (£10.0m).

Read on for the full list of price changes, as well as to see which players have been transferred in and out the most by FPL managers ahead of Gameweek 9, updated daily on SportsCasting.

FPL Gameweek 9 Price Changes

25 October

Risers:

  • Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) – £6.1m
  • Rayan Ait-Nouri (Wolves) – £4.5m

Fallers:

  • Kai Havertz (Arsenal) – £8.2m
  • Issa Diop (Fulham) – £4.4m
  • Charlie Taylor (Southampton) – £3.9m
  • Sasa Kalajdzic (Wolves) – £4.8m

24 October

Risers:

  • Cole Palmer (Chelsea) – £10.9m
  • Michael Keane (Everton) – £4.2m

Fallers:

  • Julian Araujo (Bournemouth) – £4.4m
  • Axel Disasi (Chelsea) – £4.3m
  • Jacob Murphy (Newcastle) – £5.1m

23 October

Risers:

  • Dwight McNeil (Everton) – £5.8m

Fallers:

  • Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – £10.0m
  • Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Chelsea) – £5.6m
  • Antony (Manchester United) – £5.7m
  • Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle) – £6.2m
  • Alphonse Areola (West Ham) – £4.4m

22 October

Risers:

  • Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa) – £5.4m
  • Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford) – £7.6m
  • Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City) – £6.1m
  • Brennan Johnson (Tottenham) – £6.7m
  • Heung-min Son (Tottenham) – £9.9m

Fallers:

  • Max Aarons (Bournemouth) – £4.3m
  • Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth) – £5.6m
  • Tariq Lamptey (Brighton) – £4.4m
  • Luis Diaz (Liverpool) – £7.9m
  • Ben Brereton Diaz (Southampton) – £5.1m
  • Archie Gray (Tottenham) – £4.7m
  • Wilson Odobert (Tottenham) – £5.3m
  • Aaron Wan-Bissaka (West Ham) – £4.4m

21 October

Risers:

  • Micky van de Ven (Tottenham) – £4.7m

Fallers:

  • Josh Dasilva (Brentford) – £4.8m
  • Joao Felix (Chelsea) – £6.1m
  • Joel Ward (Crystal Palace) – £4.3m
  • Rodrigo Muniz (Fulham) – £5.7m
  • Alisson Becker (Liverpool) – £5.4m
  • Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool) – £6.2m
  • Konstantinos Tsimikas (Liverpool) – £4.6m
  • Ronnie Edwards (Southampton) – £3.9m

20 October

Risers:

  • Gabriel (Arsenal) – £6.3m
  • Danny Welbeck (Brighton) – £5.9m
  • Raul Jimenez (Fulham) – £5.7m
  • Ibrahima Konate (Liverpool) – £5.3m
  • Rico Lewis (Manchester City) – £4.8m
  • James Maddison (Tottenham) – £7.6m

Fallers:

  • Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth) – £4.4m
  • Illia Zabarnyi (Bournemouth) – £4.4m
  • Kim Ji-soo (Brentford) – £3.9m
  • Joao Pedro (Brighton) – £5.4m
  • Mats Wieffer (Brighton) – £4.8m
  • Ben Chilwell (Chelsea) – £4.7m
  • Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace) – £6.7m
  • Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace) – £7.3m
  • Sam Szmodics (Ipswich) – £5.8m
  • Federico Chiesa (Liverpool) – £6.8m
  • Manuel Ugarte (Manchester United) – £4.9m
  • Joshua Zirkzee (Manchester United) – £6.7m
  • Rodrigo Gomes (Wolves) – £5.2m

19 October

Risers:

  • David Raya (Arsenal) – £5.7m
  • Josko Gvardiol (Manchester City) – £6.0m
  • Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest) – £6.3m
  • Dominic Solanke (Tottenham) – £7.7m

Fallers:

  • Jacob Ramsey (Aston Villa) – £5.4m
  • Alex Scott (Bournemouth) – £4.8m
  • Carney Chukwuemeka (Chelsea) – £4.8m
  • Bobby De Cordova-Reid (Leicester) – £5.2m
  • Boubakary Soumare (Leicester) – £4.4m
  • Jarell Quansah (Liverpool) – £4.0m
  • Dominik Szoboszlai (Liverpool) – £6.4m
  • James McAtee (Manchester City) – £4.7m
  • Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United) – £6.2m
  • Sean Longstaff (Newcastle) – £4.7m
  • Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest) – £4.4m
  • Tommy Doyle (Wolves) – £4.8m
  • Pablo Sarabia (Wolves) – £5.1m

Most Transfers In/Out For FPL Gameweek 9

Most Transfers In Most Transfers Out
Josko Gvardiol (MCI) – 375,254 Bukayo Saka (ARS) – 676,343
Bryan Mbeumo (BRE) – 362,169 William Saliba (ARS) – 600,133
Heung-min Son (TOT) – 358,752 Luis Diaz (LIV) – 336,355
Raul Jimenez (FUL) – 248,855 Kai Havertz (ARS) – 150,477
Cole Palmer (CHE) – 242,911 Gabriel (ARS) – 133,628

Note: All data is accurate as of 25 October.