Erling Haaland, Mohamed Salah and every 2024/25 Fantasy Premier League player price released so far

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Fantasy Premier League managers around the world can already think about which players they want in their teams.

The start of the 2024/25 Premier League season is now only a month away, so a number of FPL player prices have been revealed.

As expected, the likes of Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah are extremely costly, while the likes of Cole Palmer and Jean-Philippe Mateta are far more expensive than they were last year.

Plus, there are several new additions to the game, either in the form of new signings or players from newly-promoted teams Leicester City, Ipswich Town and Southampton.

TBR Football outlines every 2024/25 Fantasy Premier League player price released so far.

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Arsenal

• Bukayo Saka (MID) – £10.0m
• Martin Odegaard (MID) – £8.5m
• Kai Havertz (FWD) – £8.0m
• Declan Rice (MID) – £6.5m
• Jurrien Timber (DEF) – £5.5m
• David Raya (GKP) – £5.5m

Aston Villa

• Ollie Watkins (FWD) – £9.0m
• Leon Bailey (MID) – £6.5m
• John McGinn (MID) – £5.5m
• Ian Maatsen (DEF) – £5.0m
• Emiliano Martinez (GKP) – £5.0m
• Ezri Konsa (DEF) – £4.5m

Aston Villa have some interesting players from an FPL perspective. At £9.0m, Euros semi-final hero Ollie Watkins is now one of the most expensive players in the game but that does not necessarily make him a bad option. Meanwhile, former Chelsea left-back Ian Maatsen is one to watch after completing a £37.5m move.

Bournemouth

• Dominic Solanke (FWD) – £7.5m
• Antoine Semenyo (MID) – £5.5m
• Marcus Tavernier (MID) – £5.5m
• Lewis Cook (MID) – £5.0m
• Milos Kerkez (DEF) – £4.5m
• Illia Zabarnyi (DEF) – £4.5m

Brentford

• Ivan Toney (FWD) – £7.5m
• Igor Thiago (FWD) – £6.0m
• Yoane Wissa (FWD) – £6.0m
• Kevin Schade (MID) – £5.5m
• Ben Mee (DEF) – £4.5m
• Mark Flekken (GKP) – £4.5m

Brighton

• Solly March (MID) – £6.5m
• Joao Pedro (FWD) – £5.5m
• Simon Adingra (MID) – £5.5m
• Yankuba Minteh (MID) – £5.5m
• Pervis Estupinan (DEF) – £5.0m
• Lewis Dunk (DEF) – £4.5m

Chelsea

• Cole Palmer (MID) – £10.5m
• Nicolas Jackson (FWD) – £7.5m
• Raheem Sterling (MID) – £7.0m
• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (MID) – £6.0m
• Enzo Fernandez (MID) – £5.0m
• Reece James (DEF) – £5.0m

Cole Palmer was the highest-scoring player in FPL last season and his impact at this summer’s European Championship suggests that it was not a fluke. Fans should not be put off by his £10.5m price tag. Meanwhile, Reece James could be a must-have at just £5.0m if he can avoid injury.

Crystal Palace

• Jean-Philippe Mateta (FWD) – £7.5m
• Eberechi Eze (MID) – £7.0m
• Daichi Kamada (MID) – £5.5m
• Adam Wharton (MID) – £5.0m
• Marc Guehi (DEF) – £4.5m
• Chris Richards (DEF) – £4.5m

Everton

• Dwight McNeil (MID) – £5.5m
• Jack Harrison (MID) – £5.5m
• Abdoulaye Doucoure (MID) – £5.5m
• James Tarkowski (DEF) – £5.0m
• Jarrad Branthwaite (DEF) – £5.0m
• Jordan Pickford (GKP) – £5.0m

Fulham

• Rodrigo Muniz (FWD) – £6.0m
• Alex Iwobi (MID) – £5.5m
• Tom Cairney (MID) – £5.0m
• Bernd Leno (GKP) – £5.0m
• Calvin Bassey (DEF) – £4.5m
• Antonee Robinson (DEF) – £4.5m

Ipswich Town

• George Hirst (FWD) – £5.5m
• Conor Chaplin (MID) – £5.5m
• Omari Hutchinson (MID) – £5.5m
• Sam Morsy (MID) – £5.0m
• Leif Davis (DEF) – £4.5m
• Cameron Burgess (DEF) – £4.0m

Leicester City

• Jamie Vardy (FWD) – £5.5m
• Bobby De Cordova-Reid (MID) – £5.5m
• Stephy Mavididi (MID) – £5.5m
• Patson Daka (FWD) – £4.5m
• Caleb Okoli (DEF) – £4.0m

Liverpool

• Mohamed Salah (MID) – £12.5m
• Cody Gakpo (FWD) – £7.5m
• Darwin Nunez (FWD) – £7.5m
• Luis Diaz (MID) – £7.5m
• Trent Alexander-Arnold (DEF) – £7.0m
• Alexis Mac Allister (MID) – £6.5m
• Virgil van Dijk (DEF) – £6.0m

Manchester City

• Erling Haaland (FWD) – £15.0m
• Phil Foden (MID) – £9.5m
• Kevin De Bruyne (MID) – £9.5m
• Julian Alvarez (FWD) – £7.0m
• Bernardo Silva (MID) – £6.5m
• Rodri (MID) – £6.5m
• Josko Gvardiol (DEF) – £6.0m

Manchester United

• Bruno Fernandes (MID) – £8.5m
• Rasmus Hojlund (FWD) – £7.0m
• Marcus Rashford (MID) – £7.0m
• Alejandro Garnacho (MID) – £6.5m
• Andre Onana (GKP) – £5.0m
• Lisandro Martinez (DEF) – £4.5m

£8.5m seems a very reasonable price for Bruno Fernandes, who has registered at least 15 goal contributions in each of the past five Premier League seasons. Marcus Rashford is also more than capable of outperforming his £7.0m value.

Newcastle

• Alexander Isak (FWD) – £8.5m
• Anthony Gordon (MID) – £7.5m
• Bruno Guimaraes (MID) – £6.5m
• Harvey Barnes (MID) – £6.5m
• Kieran Trippier (DEF) – £6.0m
• Fabian Schar (DEF) – £5.5m
• Dan Burn (DEF) – £4.5m

Nottingham Forest

• Morgan Gibbs-White (MID) – £6.5m
• Chris Wood (FWD) – £6.0m
• Callum Hudson-Odoi (MID) – £5.5m
• Anthony Elanga (MID) – £5.5m
• Murillo (DEF) – £4.5m
• Ola Aina (DEF) – £4.5m

Southampton

• Adam Armstrong (FWD) – £5.5m
• Will Smallbone (MID) – £5.0m
• Adam Lallana (MID) – £5.0m
• Kyle Walker-Peters (DEF) – £4.5m
• Jan Bednarek (DEF) – £4.0m
• Taylor Harwood-Bellis (DEF) – £4.0m

Tottenham

• James Maddison (MID) – £7.5m
• Richarlison (FWD) – £7.0m
• Dejan Kulusevski (MID) – £6.5m
• Pedro Porro (DEF) – £5.5m
• Destiny Udogie (DEF) – £5.0m
• Guglielmo Vicario (GKP) – £5.0m

The assessment of Richarlison’s price depends on Tottenham’s summer transfer business. If the Brazilian is Spurs’ first-choice striker, £7.0m is almost too good to turn down. Full-back pairing Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie are also excellent options given Ange Postecoglou’s attacking system.

West Ham

• Mohammed Kudus (MID) – £6.5m
• James Ward-Prowse (MID) – £6.5m
• Michail Antonio (FWD) – £5.5m
• Craig Dawson (DEF) – £4.5m
• Max Kilman (DEF) – £4.5m
• Alphonse Areola (GKP) – £4.5m

Wolves

• Jarrod Bowen (MID) – £7.5m
• Matheus Cunha (MID) – £6.5m
• Pedro Neto (MID) – £6.5m
• Jorgen Strand Larsen (FWD) – £5.5m
• Pablo Sarabia (MID) – £5.5m
• Rayan Ait-Nouri (DEF) – £4.5m