Verified 15 October 2026. This ranking combines fixture, role, expected minutes and transfer-market context.
Top GW7 transfer targets
| Tier | Player | OneFPL view |
|---|---|---|
| A | Erling Haaland | Priority if somehow unowned; captaincy drives value |
| A | Maxim De Cuyper | Best defender buy if you want Brighton exposure |
| A | Pascal Groß | Strong all-round midfielder with set-piece routes |
| A | João Pedro | Safe-looking forward structure pick |
| A- | Rayan Cherki | High upside, but rotation must be accepted |
| B+ | Savio | Excellent differential with medium-term fixtures |
| B+ | Dominic Calvert-Lewin | Under-owned forward with improving fixtures |
| B | Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall | Strong creativity and Everton involvement |
The official transfer table has De Cuyper, Groß, João Pedro and Cherki as the four most-bought players, while Fernandes, Isak, Szoboszlai, Gakpo and Schade are leading sales. (PL)
Buy versus chase
A player rising £0.1m does not automatically become a good transfer. The useful question is whether you would still make the move if prices were frozen.
Latest FPL news
Cherki
His production is real: four league goals, six attacking returns, 14 shots and 14 chances created. His minutes risk is also real. Foden and Doku increase competition. (PL radar)
Savio
Spurs' GW7-GW13 schedule gives him a longer-term reason to buy. He also has a share of corners and has led Spurs' recent creative numbers.
Calvert-Lewin
Three goals and six big chances through six Gameweeks make him an interesting alternative for managers who need a cheaper forward without accepting extreme minutes risk.
OneFPL verdict
Prioritise role + fixture + minutes. Avoid making five transfers just because the market is moving.
FAQ
Who are the best players to buy for GW7?
Haaland if you do not own him, then De Cuyper, Groß, João Pedro and Cherki depending on structure and team news.
Who are the biggest sells?
Bruno Fernandes, Isak, Szoboszlai, Gakpo and Schade are among the most-sold players entering GW7.
Should I chase price rises?
No. Price is secondary to expected points and expected minutes.