FPL price rises happen when enough managers transfer a player into their squad. The number of transfers needed depends on the player's current ownership — higher-owned players require more transfers to trigger a rise. Each rise is worth £0.1m.
Tracking daily price rises helps you understand market trends and identify players gaining momentum. A player rising consistently over several days often indicates strong underlying form or favourable upcoming fixtures driving demand.
This page shows all players whose price increased overnight. Price rises happen when a player receives enough net transfers in to cross their ownership-based threshold. Check back each morning to see the latest risers.
Each FPL price rise is exactly £0.1m. However, when you sell a player, you only receive half the profit. For example, if you bought a player at £7.0m and they rose to £7.3m (three rises), your selling price would be £7.1m — you keep £0.1m of the £0.3m gain.