The 2023/24 Fantasy Premier League season is expected to begin soon, with some official prices starting to be revealed.
Alongside a fantastic 2022/23 Premier League campaign that saw Manchester City retain the title, the FPL season was another for the history books. City's Erling Haaland tallied the fifth-highest points haul in FPL history after grabbing 272 points over the course of the season, whilst a bunch of new cult heroes and cheap beasts were discovered.
With the Premier League out of action, so is FPL, but with the transfer window now underway and the fixtures for the 2023/24 season confirmed, the launch of FPL for the upcoming season is around the corner. In the FPL season review email sent out at the end of the previous campaign, it was stated they will see us in July for the upcoming season.
And on July 3, the first batch of official FPL player prices were revealed, including Haaland, who joins a prestigious club of the most expensive players in FPL history. Here are all the 2023/24 FPL prices revealed so far.
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2023/24 FPL price reveals
Haaland has been unveiled at an eye-watering £14.0m for the new season of FPL, the most expensive player for the upcoming campaign and the joint-most expensive player of all time. Only Thierry Henry (2005), Cristiano Ronaldo (2008) and Robin van Persie (2013) have also started a season at £14.0m, with Henry rising to £14.9m.
Mohamed Salah (£12.5m) is the second-most expensive player, whilst teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold starts the campaign at £8.0m, the most expensive defender this season. New arrivals such as Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku and Bournemouth's Justin Kluivert cost £7.5m and £5.0m respectively, whilst Martin Odegaard and Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes both come in at £8.5m each.
Here's the full list of FPL prices we know so far:
AFC Bournemouth
Dominic Solanke (Forward) - £6.5m
Hamed Traore (Midfielder) - £5.0m
Joe Rothwell (Midfielder) - £5.0m
- Justin Kluivert (Midfielder) - £5.0m
- Illia Zabarnyi (Defender) - £4.5m
Arsenal
- Martin Odegaard (Midfielder) - £8.5m
Aston Villa
Ollie Watkins (Forward) - £8.0m
Brentford
Bryan Mbuemo (Midfielder) - £6.5m
Brighton and Hove Albion
Kaoru Mitoma (Midfielder) - £6.5m
Solly March (Midfielder) - £6.5m
Pascal Gross (Midfielder) - £6.5m
Danny Welbeck (Forward) - £6.0m
Pervis Estupinan (Defender) - £5.0m
Burnley
Manuel Benson (Midfielder) - £5.5m
Josh Brownhill (Midfielder) - £5.0m
Anass Zaroury (Midfielder) - £5.0m
Arijanet Muric (Goalkeeper) - £4.5m
Connor Roberts (Defender) - £4.5m
Chelsea
Christopher Nkunku (Forward) - £7.5m
Raheem Sterling (Midfielder) - £7.0m
Mykhailo Mudryk (Midfielder) - £6.5m
Reece James (Defender) - £5.5m
Ben Chilwell (Defender) - £5.5m
Crystal Palace
- Eberechi Eze (Midfielder) - £6.5m
- Odsonne Edouard (Forward) - £5.5m
- Marc Guehi (Defender) - £4.5m
- Sam Johnstone (Goalkeeper) - £4.5m
- Tyrick Mitchell (Defender) £4.5m
Everton
- Dwight McNeil (Midfielder) - £5.5m
- Abdoulaye Doucoure (Midfielder) - £5.5m
- Alex Iwobi (Midfielder) - £5.5m
- James Tarkowski (Defender) - £4.5m
- Jordan Pickford (Goalkeeper) - £4.5m
Fulham
- Aleksandar Mitrovic (Forward) - £7.5m
- Andreas Pereira (Midfielder) - £5.5m
- Tete (Defender) - £4.5m
- Tim Ream (Defender) - £4.5m
- Bernd Leno (Goalkeeper) - £4.5m
Liverpool
- Mohamed Salah (Midfielder) - £12.5m
- Trent Alexander-Arnold (Defneder) - £8.0m
- Darwin Nunez (Forward) - £7.5m
- Andrew Robertson (Defender) - £6.5m
- Alexis Mac Allister (Midfielder) - £6.0m
Luton Town
- Carlton Morris (Forward) - £5.5m
- Jordan Clark (Midfielder) - £5.0m
- Elijah Adebayo (Forward) - £5.0m
- Gabriel Osho (Defender) - £4.5m
- Amari'i Bell (Defender) - £4.0m
Manchester City
- Erling Haaland (Forward) - £14m
Manchester United
- Marcus Rashford (Midfielder) - £9.0m
- Bruno Fernandes (Midfielder) - £8.5m
- Jadon Sancho (Midfielder) - £7.0m
- Luke Shaw (Defender) - £5.5m
- Diogo Dalot (Defender) - £5.0m
Newcastle United
- Alexander Isak (Forward) - £7.5m
Kieran Trippier (Defender) - £6.5m
- Bruno Guimaraes (Midfielder) - £6.0m
- Joelinton (Midfielder) - £6.0m
- Sven Botman (Defender) - £4.5m
Nottingham Forest
- Taiwo Awoniyi (Forward) - £6.5m
- Morgan Gibbs-White (Midfielder) - £6.0m
- Brennan Johnson (Midfielder) - £6.0m
- Danilo (Midfielder) - £5.5m
- Serge Aurier (Defender) - £4.5m
Sheffield United
- Iliman Ndiaye (Forward) - £5.5m
- Ollie McBurnie (Forward) - £5.5m
- Sander Berge (Midfielder) - £5.0m
- Oliver Norwood (Midfielder) - £5.0m
- Anel Ahmedhodzic (Defender) - £4.5m
Tottenham
- Heung-Min Son (Midfielder) - £9.0m
West Ham United
- Jarrod Bowen (Midfielder) - £7.0m
- Lucas Paqueta (Midfielder) - £6.0m
- Michail Antonio (Forward) - £6.0m
- Said Benrahma (Midfielder) - £6.0m
Nayef Aguerd (Defender) - £4.5m
Wolves
- Jose Sa (Goalkeeper) - £5.0m
Only seven teams are yet to have more than one player revealed, with the rest having five of their players' prices for next season confirmed. With FPL's launch nearing, the full price list should be available soon.
