FPL Price Risers After Gameweek 1 in 2025/26 Season

Fantasy Premier League 2025/26 has just started, and Gameweek 1 is ending soon, while most of the managers are busy setting up their second Gameweek team. From now on, the FPL managers will have to deal with the FPL price rises and falls, which aren’t easy to handle every time.

Who are FPL Price Risers?

After the beginning of Gameweek 1 of the new season, the FPL players’ prices change on a daily basis due to the impactful transfer activities by the FPL managers. If many managers record a transfer in for a player, the player can gain £0.1m for a day. Meanwhile, on the opposite side, if many managers record a transfer out for a player, the player can lose £0.1m per day. The player price changes happen overnight UK time. The FPL players' price changes also affect FPL managers' budgets, while the managers can earn or lose budget valuations, according to the changes in the players' valuations.

Before the end of Gameweek 1 of the Premier League 2025/26, we got the examples of price risers in FPL. Although the FPL managers are busy adding or removing multiple players at the moment, three players have been named in the list of FPL price rises in the early period of the season. Here, we are discussing the FPL price rises before the end of Gameweek 1 of the 2025/26 season.

FPL Price Risers after Gameweek 1 in 2025/26 Season

Let's take a look at who are the price risers FPL after the first gameweek:

Antoine Semenyo

Bournemouth’s Ghanaian forward Antoine Semenyo started the new Premier League season strongly despite his team suffering a 4-2 away defeat against the defending champions Liverpool. While the visitors were trailing by 2-0 at the season opener, Semenyo scored two goals to equalise the scoreline, but sadly, his team lost due to conceding late goals. With the help of three FPL bonus points, the Ghanaian earned 15 FPL points in the season opener. So, there is no doubt about his name in the list of early FPL price risers in the 2025/26 season.

The FPL midfielder Semenyo has now earned a £0.1m FPL price rise, as his latest FPL value is £7.1m. He has been selected by close to 10 per cent of FPL managers.

Hugo Ekitiké

The defending Premier League champions Liverpool started the new season with a thrilling 4-2 home win against Bournemouth. Liverpool’s newly signed French forward Hugo Ekitiké shone in that fixture after scoring one goal in the FA Community Shield match against Crystal Palace. In the new PL season opener, Ekitiké recorded one goal and one assist, which helped the FPL forward produce 11 FPL points, including two bonus points.

Surely, Ekitiké is now one of the new favourite names among the FPL managers, and he soon became one of the early FPL price risers in the 2025/26 season, while he has been selected by close to 20 per cent of FPL managers. His FPL value has gained £0.1m, as his present value is £8.6m.

Tijjani Reijnders

The Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders is one of the three early FPL price risers in the 2025/26 season. In their season opener, City thrashed the hosts Wolves by 4-0, and Reijnders recorded one goal and one assist in that fixture. The Dutch midfielder earned 10 FPL points in that opening gameweek fixture, and he has already been an FPL favourite for his convenient value since the new season became live. About 25 per cent of FPL managers have selected Reijnders, while the Dutch midfielder has gained £0.1m after the gameweek 1 match, as his new FPL value is £5.6m.