FPL Player Prices 2026/27: Every Confirmed Reveal So Far

FPL started revealing 2026/27 player prices at midday on 22 July, three names per day chosen by fan vote, and the first batch landed with a thud: Erling Haaland is now the most expensive player in FPL history. This page tracks every confirmed FPL player price for 2026/27 so far, and what the early rises mean for how you'll build your GW1 squad. All prices below are confirmed as of 23 July 2026, with reveals still rolling daily.

FPL player prices 2026/27: what's confirmed so far

Three players revealed, £6.5m of combined price rises. Some quick context on each:

Haaland at £15.5m is a record price for any player in the game's history. Hard to argue with the logic: 239 points last season is a monster return, and FPL has priced him like the game revolves around him. Because it does.

Bruno Fernandes at £12.0m is the eye-catcher. A £3.0m rise in one summer is enormous, but 235 points, just four behind Haaland, is why. He goes from a mid-price steal to a genuine premium decision.

Gabriel at £8.0m is up £2.0m on a year ago after 209 points, which Fantasy Football Hub notes was just four short of Andrew Robertson's all-time record for a defender. Defenders at £8.0m need to be treated like premium picks, not set-and-forget filler.

What the price rises mean for your GW1 budget

The early signal is inflation at the top. If the first three reveals are the pattern, last season's points machines are getting repriced aggressively, and the comfortable structure of two premiums plus an expensive defender will cost more than it did a year ago.

Two practical consequences while we wait for the rest:

1. Every premium slot now needs to justify itself. At £15.5m, Haaland plus Bruno is £27.5m of your budget in two players. That can absolutely still be right, but it's a structural commitment, not a default.
2. Elite defenders are premium assets now. Gabriel at £8.0m changes the calculus on stacking big-club defence, especially with the scoring tweaks coming this season. We covered those in detail in our 2026/27 rule changes breakdown.

Worth saying plainly: don't lock in a draft based on three prices. The picture changes every day this week.

Is the FPL 2026/27 game live yet?

No. As of 23 July, only price reveals are happening; the game itself is still listed as coming soon, with more fan-voted prices announced each day. So the right move this week is to note the numbers, think about structure, and draft nothing.

For what it's worth, our end-of-last-season model had Bruno and Haaland as its top two projected scorers, so FPL's repricing tracks exactly what the data said. Our model is updating for 2026/27, and once the game is live it will rebuild its GW1 projections from scratch on the new prices. You can read how our model works while we wait, or see a real gameweek plan to know what's coming.

FAQ

Why is Haaland £15.5m in FPL 2026/27? It's the highest price ever given to an FPL player, and it follows a 239-point season in 2025/26. FPL prices players off output and demand, and Haaland leads the game on both.

Is Bruno Fernandes worth £12.0m? He outscored every player except Haaland last season with 235 points, so the output is real. Whether he's worth it at £12.0m depends on fixtures, role and what else that money buys, which is exactly the question our model will answer with fresh 2026/27 projections once the game launches.

When will the FPL 2026/27 game launch? No official launch date has been confirmed. Price reveals began on 22 July and are continuing daily, which in past seasons has meant the full game follows shortly after.

We'll keep tracking reveals as they land. When the game goes live, the KnightManagers GW1 team is where our model's first full plan of the season drops.