Live FPL predicted prices

The 2023/2024 Premier League campaign is edging closer and one of the most popular FPL sites has released a new feature. FPL managers can now check out all of the Live FPL predicted prices for the new season and we cover some of them right here.

Live FPL provides many different tools for FPL managers and is also free of charge. They offer a range of different features from checking rank and ownership of players to building drafts and transfer planning. One of the latest features revealed by Live FPL is their price predictions.

Manchester City

Manchester City claimed another title last season and some of their assets have become even more investable than they were. One of the most anticipated price-tags for the new campaign is Erling Haaland. The striker started the 22/23 campaign worth £11.5m. However, his 36 goals and eight assists have given him a predicted cost of £13.5m.

Other predicted prices include midfielder Kevin De Bruyne who banked seven goals and 16 assists last season. The Belgian started the 22/23 season priced at £12m and is also expected to set managers back the same amount.

Goalkeeper Ederson is predicted to come in at £5.5m whilst defenders Kyle Walker, Nathan Ake and Manual Akanji all share the same predicted price of £5m.

Arsenal

22/23 was a great season for Arsenal. Although they fell at the last hurdle and failed to top Manchester City securing second place they still became one of the best teams to invest in. Three of their midfielders joined the top seven highest scoring player list in FPL 22/23.

Martin Odegaard who banked 212 points in his most recent campaign is predicted to rise up to £8.5m, £2m higher than his previous season. Bukayo Saka also impressed last season as he racked up 14 goals and 11 assists. He is predicted to start at £9m. This is £1m more than his previous price-tag. Gabriel Martinelli is another player who performed well. The Brazilian came close to the 200 point mark with 198 and will set owners back £8.5m.

Brighton

Brighton finished sixth in the division last season which meant they secured a Europa League place for the new campaign. They also maintained some of the best defensive and offensive stats in the league last season and combined with their great value for money price-tags they became one of the best teams to invest in.

Could their great performances drive up their price-tags? It seems so as one of their top performing midfielders Kaoru Mitoma could be priced at £7m according to Live FPL. This would be a £2m increase on last season. Fellow midfielder Pascal Grob became the highest scoring Brighton player in FPL last season. Live FPL predict he will cost £6m which is just £0.5m more. Solly March also became a popular pick in FPL last season. He picked up seven goals and seven assists. March is predicted at £6.5m. This is £1.5m more than his 22/23 starting price.

Other key price predictions

Arsenal – Defender Ben White (£5m).
Aston Villa – Striker Ollie Watkins (£8m).
Bournemouth – Striker Dominic Solanke (£6.5m).
Brighton – Defender Pervis Estupinan (£5m).
Chelsea – Defenders Reece James (£5.5m) and Ben Chilwell (£5.5m).
Crystal Palace – midfielders Eberechi Eze (£7.5m) and Michael Olise (£6m).
Fulham – Striker Alexander Mitrovic (£7.5m) and midfielder Andreas Pereira (£5.5m).
Liverpool – Midfielder Mohamed Salah (£13m) and defender Trent Alexander-Arnold (£7.5m).
Manchester United – Midfielders Marcus Rashford (£9m) and Bruno Fernandes (£10m).
Newcastle – Defender Kieran Trippier (£6.m).