FPL Transfer Market Trends Gameweek 4

Moving from Dominik Szoboszlai (£7.0m) to Cody Gakpo (£7.2m) costs an extra £0.2m heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 397,847 managers have already priced in. Cody Gakpo lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Dominik Szoboszlai faces Fulham (H). The expected points projection sits at 9.3 for Gakpo against 5.0 for Szoboszlai. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Bruno Fernandes is currently owned by 47.3% of FPL managers; Cody Gakpo by 12.7%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 176,854 managers selling Bruno Fernandes and 397,847 buying Gakpo this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 9.3 expected points for Cody Gakpo against 9.0 for B.Fernandes. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 560,275 moves define Bryan Mbeumo-to-Cody Gakpo as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 162,428 managers have exited Bryan Mbeumo while 397,847 have moved into Gakpo - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 12.7% ownership, failing to hold Cody Gakpo while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Christos Tzolis (£6.5m) to Cody Gakpo (£7.2m) costs an extra £0.7m heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 397,847 managers have already priced in. Cody Gakpo lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Christos Tzolis faces Sunderland (A). The expected points projection sits at 9.3 for Gakpo against 3.7 for Tzolis. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Dominik Szoboszlai is currently owned by 39.3% of FPL managers; Morgan Rogers by 27.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 224,258 managers selling Dominik Szoboszlai and 306,257 buying Rogers this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 6.3 expected points for Morgan Rogers against 5.0 for Szoboszlai. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 527,415 moves define Iliman Ndiaye-to-Cody Gakpo as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 129,568 managers have exited Iliman Ndiaye while 397,847 have moved into Gakpo - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 12.7% ownership, failing to hold Cody Gakpo while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Rayan Cherki (£7.8m) to Cody Gakpo (£7.2m) frees up £0.6m in the bank heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 397,847 managers have already priced in. Cody Gakpo lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Rayan Cherki faces Man Utd (A). The expected points projection sits at 9.3 for Gakpo against 8.3 for Cherki. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Antoine Semenyo is currently owned by 18.5% of FPL managers; Cody Gakpo by 12.7%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 112,523 managers selling Antoine Semenyo and 397,847 buying Gakpo this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 9.3 expected points for Cody Gakpo against 4.3 for Semenyo. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 506,918 moves define Mamadou Sangaré-to-Cody Gakpo as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 109,071 managers have exited Mamadou Sangaré while 397,847 have moved into Gakpo - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 12.7% ownership, failing to hold Cody Gakpo while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Florian Wirtz (£7.4m) to Cody Gakpo (£7.2m) frees up £0.2m in the bank heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 397,847 managers have already priced in. Cody Gakpo lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Florian Wirtz faces Fulham (H). The expected points projection sits at 9.3 for Gakpo against 3.0 for Wirtz. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Bruno Fernandes is currently owned by 47.3% of FPL managers; Morgan Rogers by 27.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 176,854 managers selling Bruno Fernandes and 306,257 buying Rogers this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 6.3 expected points for Morgan Rogers against 9.0 for B.Fernandes. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 479,148 moves define Phil Foden-to-Cody Gakpo as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 81,301 managers have exited Phil Foden while 397,847 have moved into Gakpo - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 12.7% ownership, failing to hold Cody Gakpo while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Bryan Mbeumo (£7.9m) to Morgan Rogers (£7.6m) frees up £0.3m in the bank heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 306,257 managers have already priced in. Morgan Rogers lines up against Hull City (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Bryan Mbeumo faces Man City (H). The expected points projection sits at 6.3 for Rogers against 7.0 for Mbeumo. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Christos Tzolis is currently owned by 18% of FPL managers; Morgan Rogers by 27.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 151,297 managers selling Christos Tzolis and 306,257 buying Rogers this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 6.3 expected points for Morgan Rogers against 3.7 for Tzolis. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 453,723 moves define Dominik Szoboszlai-to-Cole Palmer as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 224,258 managers have exited Dominik Szoboszlai while 229,465 have moved into Palmer - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 21% ownership, failing to hold Cole Palmer while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Iliman Ndiaye (£5.9m) to Morgan Rogers (£7.6m) costs an extra £1.7m heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 306,257 managers have already priced in. Morgan Rogers lines up against Hull City (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Iliman Ndiaye faces Man Utd (A). The expected points projection sits at 6.3 for Rogers against 5.3 for Ndiaye. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Rayan Cherki is currently owned by 30.5% of FPL managers; Morgan Rogers by 27.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 128,185 managers selling Rayan Cherki and 306,257 buying Rogers this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 6.3 expected points for Morgan Rogers against 8.3 for Cherki. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 423,570 moves define Dominic Calvert-Lewin-to-Alexander Isak as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 159,982 managers have exited Dominic Calvert-Lewin while 263,588 have moved into Isak - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 19.1% ownership, failing to hold Alexander Isak while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Antoine Semenyo (£8.4m) to Morgan Rogers (£7.6m) frees up £0.8m in the bank heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 306,257 managers have already priced in. Morgan Rogers lines up against Hull City (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Antoine Semenyo faces Man Utd (A). The expected points projection sits at 6.3 for Rogers against 4.3 for Semenyo. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Mamadou Sangaré is currently owned by 14.6% of FPL managers; Morgan Rogers by 27.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 109,071 managers selling Mamadou Sangaré and 306,257 buying Rogers this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 6.3 expected points for Morgan Rogers against 6.0 for M.Sangaré. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 413,354 moves define Florian Wirtz-to-Morgan Rogers as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 107,097 managers have exited Florian Wirtz while 306,257 have moved into Rogers - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 27.2% ownership, failing to hold Morgan Rogers while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Bruno Fernandes (£12.0m) to Cole Palmer (£9.6m) frees up £2.4m in the bank heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 229,465 managers have already priced in. Cole Palmer lines up against Hull City (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Bruno Fernandes faces Man City (H). The expected points projection sits at 7.0 for Palmer against 9.0 for B.Fernandes. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin is currently owned by 24.7% of FPL managers; Yoane Wissa by 16.6%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 4. The 159,982 managers selling Dominic Calvert-Lewin and 233,078 buying Wissa this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 4.3 expected points for Yoane Wissa against 3.3 for Calvert-Lewin. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 391,893 moves define Bryan Mbeumo-to-Cole Palmer as one of Gameweek 4's most active transfer routes. Of those, 162,428 managers have exited Bryan Mbeumo while 229,465 have moved into Palmer - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 21% ownership, failing to hold Cole Palmer while they return costs rank against every manager who made the switch. The full transfer breakdown and AI verdict are on the dedicated page.

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Moving from Igor Thiago (£7.9m) to Alexander Isak (£9.0m) costs an extra £1.1m heading into Gameweek 4. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 263,588 managers have already priced in. Alexander Isak lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Igor Thiago faces Bournemouth (A). The expected points projection sits at 7.7 for Isak against 1.3 for Thiago. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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