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FPL GW10 Price Changes: 2 November Report, Updated with 3 November Transfers

Preserving the 2 November price-change snapshot, with a new 3 November comparison: no overnight rises, three price falls and Evanilson leading transfers in.

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Preserving the 2 November price-change snapshot, with a new 3 November comparison: no overnight rises, three price falls and Evanilson leading transfers in.

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Original report: Monday 2 November 2026. Updated with a separate Tuesday 3 November snapshot. This page retains the 2 November figures for transparency rather than replacing them with new numbers and pretending the older report always contained them.

Price changes and transfer totals describe market movement. They do not automatically tell you who will score the most FPL points next weekend. For live changes and next-update projections, use OneFPL's price-change page.

Price changes confirmed on 3 November

The Premier League's official 3 November FPL price report records no rises overnight. The following players each fell by £0.1m:

PlayerClubNew price after fall
Cristhian MosqueraArsenal£5.1m
Valentín BarcoChelsea£5.3m
Gonzalo GarcíaFulham£5.9m

These are confirmed completed price moves, not predictions. Other players may be close to a future rise or fall, but that depends on later transfers and FPL's price-update process.

Most transferred players: 2 November vs 3 November

The Premier League GW10 price news supplied both dated snapshots. The counts rose as more managers made changes.

Player2 Nov, 07:50 GMT transfers in3 Nov, 09:05 GMT transfers inChange between snapshots
Evanilson276,240367,338+91,098
Nicolas Jackson222,581297,133+74,552
Marcus Tavernier174,280236,336+62,056
Alexander Isak140,355180,227+39,872
Jan Paul van Hecke124,427173,599+49,172

These are cumulative Gameweek 10 transfers, not new signings completed only on that date. The two snapshot times are not exactly 24 hours apart; don't describe the difference as a precise daily transfer rate.

Which players are being sold?

PlayerTransfers out at 2 Nov snapshotTransfers out at 3 Nov snapshot
João Pedro498,710639,643
Rayan Cherki151,306203,056
Bruno Fernandes78,030104,124
Bryan Mbeumo64,24786,902

The source's top-five 3 November sales list also includes Gvardiol with 72,727 transfers out. The second table deliberately focuses on common names for which both dated snapshots are available. João Pedro's injury situation is a clear catalyst, but each manager's squad needs its own replacement plan.

What happened on 2 November?

The previous day's official update reported no price rises and three falls:

  • Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal), to £5.3m.
  • Paddy McNair (Hull City), to £3.9m.
  • Wellity Lucky (Liverpool), to £3.9m.

That is the original 2 November news context preserved under this dated slug. It should not be silently merged into the 3 November list as if all six fell at the same time.

Who deserves a transfer, not just attention?

Evanilson leads GW10 transfer demand, but assess Bournemouth's away match at Ipswich and the medium-term fixtures. Jackson has continued attracting buyers and plays for Aston Villa, who visit Manchester United in GW10. Tavernier offers midfield form but can cost more now than managers expected at the start of October. Isak is expensive enough that a purchase changes the shape of the rest of the team. Van Hecke is a Tottenham defender, and his GW9 haul should not be treated as normal weekly output.

A price report is not a ranking of these players. Your team could benefit more from a fit £5m defender than a popular £7m forward, depending on injuries and budget.

Should you transfer early to protect £0.1m?

Make an early move only if a likely price change would block a genuinely important squad plan. An extra £0.1m of value is useful, but it rarely compensates for an avoidable -4 or buying someone who gets injured in Europe later that week.

Before committing:

  1. Confirm the new player is likely to start GW10.
  2. Check whether they have European minutes or fitness concerns.
  3. Compare the purchase against rolling a free transfer before the international break.
  4. Check the exact available balance in your FPL team.
  5. Look at the live FPL price screen rather than treating this report as current forever.

Where to track live price changes

OneFPL Prices uses available FPL market data to explain the next update; even an official predictor is not a guaranteed result before the change is applied. Use Transfer Planner to check the budget after different purchases and Player Lab for points, minutes and fixtures.

FAQ

Did any FPL player rise in price on 3 November?

The Premier League's 3 November overnight report records no price rises.

Who had the most GW10 transfers in as of 3 November morning?

Evanilson, with 367,338 transfers in at 09:05 GMT in the official report.

Did João Pedro lose owners?

Yes. The 3 November snapshot recorded 639,643 GW10 transfers out for João Pedro.

Do transfer counts guarantee a price rise?

No. Price changes depend on official thresholds and can change as managers make transfers.

Sources

Premier League price changes and top transfers, 2–3 November; OneFPL live prices.

OneFPL analysis. OneFPL is an independent Fantasy Premier League companion and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Premier League or Fantasy Premier League.

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