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Right now in Fantasy Premier League

As of 11 September 2026. Rebuilt every night after the price update; the map above is live.

On 11 September 2026, FPL's official price-change predictor says this about the next 00:00 UK price update. No player has crossed the threshold to rise yet; the closest are Lewis Hall (99%, £5.1m), Anthony Elanga (98%, £6.1m), Ezri Konsa Ngoyo (94%, £4.4m). 2 players are over the 100% threshold to fall at the next daily update: Eberechi Eze (100%, £6.4m), Endo Wataru (100%, £5.0m). Tonight's price changes.

Since the Gameweek 3 deadline, the most transferred-in players in Fantasy Premier League are Morgan Rogers (+603,199 teams), Cole Palmer (+488,964 teams), Cody Gakpo (+452,155 teams), and the most transferred out are Nico O'Reilly (−441,023), Bruno Borges Fernandes (−356,581), Dominik Szoboszlai (−253,534) (11 September 2026). All transfers this gameweek.

The most owned FPL players carrying an injury or availability flag on 11 September 2026 are Cody Gakpo (13.6% owned, 75% chance of playing), Matty Cash (6.5% owned, 75% chance of playing), Amar Dedic (3.3% owned, 75% chance of playing). Every flagged player.

In Gameweek 3 of the 2026/27 Fantasy Premier League season, out of the game's 10,667,024 managers, 1,787,071 played Triple Captain, 709,478 played Wildcard, 421,239 played Free Hit and 144,735 played Bench Boost. The average score across every team in the game was 51 points and the highest was 119 (11 September 2026). Chip usage, every gameweek.

Every player has his own page. The most owned: João Pedro, Haaland, Calafiori, B.Fernandes, Raya, Szoboszlai, Rogers, Cherki, Mbeumo, Palmer, Gabriel, Calvert-Lewin, Verbruggen, Isak, De Cuyper, Gvardiol, Guéhi, Kinsky, Dubravka, Wissa, Virgil, Semenyo, Tzolis, Groß. All players.

How to read the map

Every player you can pick in Fantasy Premier League is a bubble — around 590 of them across the 20 clubs, with players who have left the league removed. In the Transfers view the area of the bubble is ownership: how many of the ten million managers have him in their squad. The colour is how that ownership moved over the range you pick: green if managers are bringing him in, red if they are shipping him out, grey if nothing changed. GW means since the last deadline and is available from day one, straight from FPL's own transfer counters.

Colour intensity is scaled to the 90th percentile of the period's moves, so a quiet midweek still shows contrast instead of a flat map. Because ownership is compared in relative terms, a £4.5m defender doubling from 2% to 4% is as green as a premium going from 20% to 40% — which is what a bandwagon actually looks like.

Switch to Price and size becomes the player's price while colour becomes FPL's official price-change predictor: bright green is about to rise tonight, bright red is about to fall. Switch to Gameweek and size becomes points scored in the current gameweek, updating while the matches are played.

Availability is on every bubble. A player with an injury or suspension flag shows his official chance of playing next to his name, and the same flag is a filter, a row in the player comparison and a warning on your own squad.

Tonight and this gameweek, as tables

Common questions

Where does the data come from?
From the public Fantasy Premier League API, refreshed every 15 minutes. Ownership, transfers in and out, prices, the price-change predictor, availability flags and fixture difficulty are all FPL's own numbers; the daily ownership history is compiled here.
Why is the colour ownership and not price?
Because FPL prices barely move: a player changes price on about 7% of gameweeks, always by £0.1m. A map coloured by price would be grey almost all the time. Ownership is the real market of FPL — half the players change theirs by more than 5% every gameweek — so that is what the colour shows. Tonight's price changes get their own view.
What does the chance of playing mean?
It is FPL's official availability flag, set from injury and suspension news: 100%, 75%, 50%, 25% or 0%. A player with no flag is fit. It does not know about tactical rotation — a fit player his manager benches still shows 100%.
What is FDR?
The Fixture Difficulty Rating published by FPL for every match, from 1 (easiest) to 5 (hardest), from the point of view of each team. The strip shows the next five fixtures; a double gameweek shows two boxes and a blank shows none.
Why are some players missing?
Players FPL marks as unavailable — transferred out of the league or loaned abroad — are excluded, because a player you cannot select is not a pick. Everyone else is in, including those not currently in their club's squad, who are flagged.

Take it with you: Discord and Telegram

Add to Discord

Add it to your own Discord account and use /player, /vs or /captain in any chat you are in — your mini-league group included. Or add it to a server and everyone there can.

Our server

Our server, with the nightly price changes and a channel to try the commands. /myteam saves your 15 and it messages you when one of them moves.

@fplbubbles

The channel — you read it. One post every night after the prices change: who everyone bought and sold, and whose price moved. No signup, nothing to reply to.

@FPLBubblesBot

The bot — you ask it. Any player's ownership, price and fixtures, two players side by side, or your own 15 flagged every morning. It also works inside any group chat.

FPLBubbles is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League. Data comes from the publicly available FPL API. Club names are used for identification only.

Same idea, other games: TennisBubbles · FantasyBubbles — the same map for the ATP and WTA rankings, and for LaLiga Fantasy.

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