FPL Transfer Market Trends Gameweek 9

Gonzalo is currently owned by 6.3% of FPL managers; Nicolas Jackson by 5.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 26,661 managers selling Gonzalo and 119,354 buying N.Jackson this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 8.0 expected points for Nicolas Jackson against 2.0 for Gonzalo. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 144,315 moves define Yoane Wissa-to-Nicolas Jackson as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 24,961 managers have exited Yoane Wissa while 119,354 have moved into N.Jackson - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 5.2% ownership, failing to hold Nicolas Jackson 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 Thierno Barry (£5.7m) to Nicolas Jackson (£6.6m) costs an extra £0.9m heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 119,354 managers have already priced in. Nicolas Jackson lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Thierno Barry faces Newcastle (A). The expected points projection sits at 8.0 for N.Jackson against 3.3 for Barry. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Kai Havertz is currently owned by 5.9% of FPL managers; Nicolas Jackson by 5.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 10,634 managers selling Kai Havertz and 119,354 buying N.Jackson this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 8.0 expected points for Nicolas Jackson against 1.7 for Havertz. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 128,885 moves define Charalampos Kostoulas-to-Nicolas Jackson as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 9,531 managers have exited Charalampos Kostoulas while 119,354 have moved into N.Jackson - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 5.2% ownership, failing to hold Nicolas Jackson 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 Emersonn (£5.5m) to Nicolas Jackson (£6.6m) costs an extra £1.1m heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 119,354 managers have already priced in. Nicolas Jackson lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Emersonn faces Hull City (A). The expected points projection sits at 8.0 for N.Jackson against 1.7 for Emersonn. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Igor Thiago is currently owned by 8.7% of FPL managers; Nicolas Jackson by 5.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 6,320 managers selling Igor Thiago and 119,354 buying N.Jackson this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 8.0 expected points for Nicolas Jackson against 2.7 for Thiago. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 125,166 moves define Alexander Isak-to-Nicolas Jackson as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 5,812 managers have exited Alexander Isak while 119,354 have moved into N.Jackson - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 5.2% ownership, failing to hold Nicolas Jackson 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 Jonah Kusi-Asare (£4.4m) to Nicolas Jackson (£6.6m) costs an extra £2.2m heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 119,354 managers have already priced in. Nicolas Jackson lines up against Fulham (H) - rated Easy for difficulty - while Jonah Kusi-Asare faces Aston Villa (A). The expected points projection sits at 8.0 for N.Jackson against 0.0 for Kusi-Asare. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Sindre Walle Egeli is currently owned by 3.1% of FPL managers; Nicolas Jackson by 5.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 5,236 managers selling Sindre Walle Egeli and 119,354 buying N.Jackson this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 8.0 expected points for Nicolas Jackson against 0.3 for Walle Egeli. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 118,724 moves define Rayan Cherki-to-Marcus Tavernier as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 44,365 managers have exited Rayan Cherki while 74,359 have moved into Tavernier - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 14% ownership, failing to hold Marcus Tavernier 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 (£11.7m) to Marcus Tavernier (£6.3m) frees up £5.4m in the bank heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 74,359 managers have already priced in. Marcus Tavernier lines up against Leeds (H) - rated Medium for difficulty - while Bruno Fernandes faces Chelsea (A). The expected points projection sits at 3.7 for Tavernier against 0.7 for B.Fernandes. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Martin Ødegaard is currently owned by 18.3% of FPL managers; Marcus Tavernier by 14%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 14,988 managers selling Martin Ødegaard and 74,359 buying Tavernier this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 3.7 expected points for Marcus Tavernier against 2.3 for Ødegaard. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 88,073 moves define Morgan Gibbs-White-to-Marcus Tavernier as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 13,714 managers have exited Morgan Gibbs-White while 74,359 have moved into Tavernier - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 14% ownership, failing to hold Marcus Tavernier 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 Marcus Tavernier (£6.3m) frees up £1.6m in the bank heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 74,359 managers have already priced in. Marcus Tavernier lines up against Leeds (H) - rated Medium for difficulty - while Bryan Mbeumo faces Chelsea (A). The expected points projection sits at 3.7 for Tavernier against 5.3 for Mbeumo. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Kevin Schade is currently owned by 15.1% of FPL managers; Marcus Tavernier by 14%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 5,976 managers selling Kevin Schade and 74,359 buying Tavernier this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 3.7 expected points for Marcus Tavernier against 0.3 for Schade. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 80,152 moves define Josh King-to-Marcus Tavernier as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 5,793 managers have exited Josh King while 74,359 have moved into Tavernier - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 14% ownership, failing to hold Marcus Tavernier 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 Cole Palmer (£9.8m) to Marcus Tavernier (£6.3m) frees up £3.5m in the bank heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 74,359 managers have already priced in. Marcus Tavernier lines up against Leeds (H) - rated Medium for difficulty - while Cole Palmer faces Man Utd (H). The expected points projection sits at 3.7 for Tavernier against 3.7 for Palmer. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Cunha is currently owned by 6.3% of FPL managers; Marcus Tavernier by 14%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 5,080 managers selling Cunha and 74,359 buying Tavernier this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 3.7 expected points for Marcus Tavernier against 3.7 for Cunha. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 79,377 moves define Harvey Barnes-to-Marcus Tavernier as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 5,018 managers have exited Harvey Barnes while 74,359 have moved into Tavernier - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 14% ownership, failing to hold Marcus Tavernier 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 (£8.0m) to Pascal Groß (£6.2m) frees up £1.8m in the bank heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 27,800 managers have already priced in. Pascal Groß lines up against Man City (A) - rated Very Hard for difficulty - while Rayan Cherki faces Brighton (H). The expected points projection sits at 3.7 for Groß against 3.3 for Cherki. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Rayan Cherki is currently owned by 39.2% of FPL managers; Johan Manzambi by 3.2%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 44,365 managers selling Rayan Cherki and 26,069 buying Manzambi this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 5.7 expected points for Johan Manzambi against 3.3 for Cherki. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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A combined 70,139 moves define Rayan Cherki-to-Morgan Rogers as one of Gameweek 9's most active transfer routes. Of those, 44,365 managers have exited Rayan Cherki while 25,774 have moved into Rogers - when that volume of managers reaches the same conclusion simultaneously, the market signal carries real weight. At 49.9% 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 (£11.7m) to Rayan Cherki (£8.0m) frees up £3.7m in the bank heading into Gameweek 9. Beyond the financials, the fixture window is what 35,560 managers have already priced in. Rayan Cherki lines up against Brighton (H) - rated Medium for difficulty - while Bruno Fernandes faces Chelsea (A). The expected points projection sits at 3.3 for Cherki against 0.7 for B.Fernandes. The full transfer analysis is on the dedicated page.

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Rayan Cherki is currently owned by 39.2% of FPL managers; Cole Palmer by 28.7%. That ownership gap quantifies the rank exposure of being on the wrong side of this trade heading into Gameweek 9. The 44,365 managers selling Rayan Cherki and 20,611 buying Palmer this week have already worked through the numbers. The model projects 3.7 expected points for Cole Palmer against 3.3 for Cherki. The full ownership and fixture breakdown is on the dedicated analysis page.

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