The player price reveals ahead of the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) season continued for a third day today (Wednesday, July 5) – and now the game has been launched!

See Monday’s live blog for all the price reveals from day one, with day two and three contained within this blog.

Follow our coverage below for all the updates and reaction from day three. Refresh the page for the latest news. Hub members are advised to log in for the quickest updates.

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Live updates: FPL price reveals and reaction day three

17:08: It’s live!

Fantasy Premier League has finally launched for the 2023/24 season! 🥳

14:52: Four more players announced

GKP – Ederson (MCI) – £5.5m

DEF – Semedo (WOL) – £4.5m

MID – Martinelli (ARS) – £8m

FWD – Martial (MUN) – £6.5m

13:47: Two more midfielders in

James Maddison and Phil Foden both come in at £7.5m.

12:13: More ‘exclusive’ reveals

Come on, FPL. You’re teasing us now! Four more price reveals sent to our phones:

Neto (£4.5m) – Bournemouth goalkeeper

Mathias Jensen (£5.5m) – Brentford midfielder

Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£6.0m) – Everton forward

Pedro Porro (£5.0m) – Spurs defender

I think given the choice of the game launching and a sneak peek at the price of Neto, FPL managers might have chosen the former. But it won’t be long now before we have both!

12:00: Launching ‘soon’

The FPL blog updated with this a few minutes ago:

“All 20 clubs have now revealed their player prices. Keep an eye out for 2023/24 Fantasy launching soon!”

10:57: All the clubs covered!

The City reveal means we’ve now had selected prices from all 20 Premier League clubs.

The launch of the game can’t be too far away…😃

10:50: City four revealed

And the big news keeps coming! Now, it’s the turn of Manchester City:

Kevin De Bruyne (£10.5m) – midfielder

Bernardo Silva (£6.5m) – midfielder

Jack Grealish (£7.5m) – midfielder

John Stones (£5.5m) – defender

Jack Grealish. Picture by Getty Images.

10:35: Big news from the Hub!

It’s just been announced that Andy, of Let’s Talk FPL – the biggest Fantasy Premier League YouTube channel – has signed for the Hub as a brand ambassador.

Welcome to the team, Andy! Read more here.

10:14: Kane’s price confirmed

A big reveal this morning in Harry Kane’s price. The Spurs man (for now, at least) will be £12.5m if he doesn’t leave for Bayern Munich.

Elsewhere, three other Spurs prices have been confirmed:

Dejan Kulusevski (£7.0m) – midfielder

Richarlison (£7.0m) – midfielder

Ivan Perisic (£5.0m) – defender

No sign of new signing James Maddison’s price yet then, although as per the above, Richarlison is a midfielder this year. Is the saving on Son Heung-min (£9.0m) worth it?

9:30: Wolves players next

The next players are live, with Julen Lopetegui’s Wolves in the spotlight:

Pedro Neto (£5.5m) – midfielder

Hwang Hee-chan (£5.5m) – midfielder

Craig Dawson (£4.5m) – defender

Max Kilman (£4.5m) – defender

Napoli are reportedly eyeing up Kilman – but if he starts he’ll join the growing number of defenders in that £4.5m price bracket.

9:00: Early release

Good morning, all! The releases have started early this morning, with Brentford coming in a short while ago.

I wonder whether that means the launch of the game is imminent today? We’ll see…

Brentford’s four player price reveals were as follows:

Kevin Schade (£5.5m) – midfielder

Yoane Wissa (£6.0m) – forward

Ben Mee (£5.0m) – defender

Rico Henry (£4.5m) – defender

FPL price reveals day two: As it happened

20:07: Watch FPL Salah react to day two’s price rises

FPL Salah is another top Hub contributor to look out for in pre-season, with his best players by price series coming soon. He’ll also be revealing his team exclusively on the Hub.

For now though, sit back and watch him and our YouTube host Jack talk through day two’s price reveals.

20:11: Arsenal four also revealed

Someone at FPL Towers has clearly had some Weetabix for dinner, as we’ve now got four Arsenal players too.

Bukayo Saka (£8.5m) – midfielder

Gabriel Jesus (£8.0m) – forward

Kai Havertz (£7.5m) – midfielder

Oleksandr Zinchenko (£5.0m) – defender

Some interesting prices there, notably Saka – priced the same as Bruno Fernandes (£8.5m) and perhaps cheaper than many had anticipated.

And Havertz is even cheaper, being reclassified from a forward to a midfielder.

Jesus remains the same price as he was at the start of last season, when he became one of the most-owned players in the game. Will there be a repeat?

Kai Havertz fantasy prospects at Arsenal

Bukayo Saka – a fantasy star in 2023/24? Picture by Getty Images

20:00: ‘Exclusive’ price reveals via mobile

We were about to write about it going quiet on the price rises front. Famous last words…

Because then our phone pinged and in came four more ‘exclusive’ rises via a push notification from FPL. They say four more will be sent through tomorrow.

Tyrone Mings (£4.5m) – Aston Villa defender

Joao Pedro (£5.5m) – Brighton forward

Harrison Reed (£5.0m) – Fulham midfielder

Lukasz Fabianski (£4.5m) – West Ham goalkeeper

The pick of those is probably Pedro, Brighton’s record signing. That could be a very tempting price, although he could play more as a number 10 under Roberto De Zerbi.

See our piece on Pedro here – plus an extra bonus piece on some young Seagulls who could be the next to break through into the first team.

Joao Pedro. Picture by Getty Images

18:39: ‘Exclusives’ drop

FPL has been promising reveals exclusively for those signed up to receive emails and mobile notifications.

An email has now been sent out with eight prices – the most interesting being Cody Gakpo (£7.5m) who is reclassified as a forward and new Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson (£7.0m) who comes in £0.5m cheaper than Nkunku.

Burnley’s Jordan Beyer (£4.0m) should be a starter for the Clarets and is competition to Amari’i Bell (£4.0m) of Luton at that budget price point.

The other reveals were:

Nick Pope (£5.5m) – Newcastle goalkeeper

Jordan Ayew (£5.5m) – Crystal Palace midfielder

Neco Williams (£4.5m) – Nottingham Forest defender

Wes Foderingham (£4.5m) – Sheffield United goalkeeper

Sheffield United team preview

Nick Pope. Picture by Getty Images.

18:00: Villa price reveals

The price reveals keep coming, with Unai Emery’s Aston Villa next, adding to Ollie Watkins (£8.0m) yesterday.

Emiliano Buendia (£6.0m) – midfielder

Emiliano Martinez (£5.0m) – goalkeeper

Jacob Ramsey (£6.0m) – midfielder

Alex Moreno (£5.0m) – defender

Left-back Moreno comes in at the same price point as Estupinan of Brighton. Both could be exciting additions to FPL squads.

Ramsey has been tipped as one to watch by some in the FPL community prior to the price reveals. Is he priced well enough to tempt the masses to go with him, or will a one-premium squad around Erling Haaland (£14.0m) see more money invested in midfield?

17:07: Cherry-picked prices

Bournemouth are the next club to tweet out their prices:

Dominic Solanke (£6.5m) – forward

Hamed Traore (£5.0m) – midfielder

Joe Rothwell (£5.0m) – midfielder

Illya Zabarnyi (£4.5m) – defender

16:24: Defensive rotation tips

Hub contributor BigManBakar reacted to some of yesterday’s price reveals on our YouTube channel – and he’s been on his Twitter account offering further insight today.

Bakar will be revealing his first FPL draft soon after the game launches and he’ll also be penning other articles, including the best rotation pairs – defenders who can come in and out of your team to get the best fixtures. Here’s a sneak preview of the sort of thing you can expect:

16:14: Seagulls selection

Brighton managed a record sixth place last season and we already know one of their star midfielders Kaoru Mitoma will cost £6.5m in the 2023/24 game.

Now, four prices have been revealed:

Pervis Estupinan (£5.0m) – defender

Solly March (£6.5m) – midfielder

Pascal Gross (£6.5m) – midfielder

Danny Welbeck (£6.0m) – forward

March, Mitoma and Alexis Mac Allister were the main midfield picks from the Seagulls last season, with all three recording excellent points totals.

Mac Allister has since departed for Liverpool. March and Mitoma remain however, with both receiving a price rise alongside Gross.

Estupinan’s attacking threat, combined with some solid defensive displays from his team, sees his price increased to £5.0m.

There’s no sign of a price for teenage striker Evan Ferguson though, with his fellow forward Welbeck the one we get an early look at.

15:20: Toffees’ turn

Four Everton players are the next out of the hat:

Dwight McNeil (£5.5m) – midfielder

Tarkowski (£4.5m) – defender

Abdoulaye Doucoure (£5.5m) – midfielder

Alex Iwobi (£5.5m) – midfielder

McNeil ended the season with seven goals and five assists, linking up with his old Burnley manager Sean Dyche. Might his end-of-season flourish persuade FPL managers to buy him at that price?

McNeil was one of the top-scoring midfielders later in the season

14:30: Rashford reveal

Marcus Rashford is among four Manchester United players to be priced up this afternoon, following the enticing reveal of Bruno Fernandes (£8.5m) yesterday:

Diogo Dalot (£5.0m) – defender

Luke Shaw (£5.5m) – defender

Jadon Sancho (£7.0m) – midfielder

Marcus Rashford (£9.0m) – midfielder

Which one out of Fernandes and Rashford do you prefer? Here’s their stats from last season:

13:04: Palace players

Roy Hodgson is back in the manager’s chair for another season – but more importantly, how much will their players be?

Four have just been released by the club as follows:

Sam Johnstone (£4.5m) – goalkeeper

Tyrick Mitchell (£4.5m) – defender

Odsonne Edouard (£5.5m) – forward

Marc Guehi (£4.5m) – defender

All four of these come in significantly cheaper than Eberechi Eze (£6.5m), whose price was confirmed on the FPL Show yesterday.

Johnstone, presuming he retains his place under Hodgson, could be one to consider in goal. Palace have a mixed bag of fixtures to start with.

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12:05: Hammers prices revealed

Four from Europa Conference League champions West Ham now – and no, there’s no sign of Declan Rice…

Jarrod Bowen (£7.0m) – midfielder

Michail Antonio (£6.0m) – forward

Said Benrahma (£6.0m) – midfield

Nayef Aguerd (£4.5m) – defender

What do you think of those, FPL fans? Benrahma could be an attractive option at £6.0m perhaps – and Bowen too if he has a season like the one before last.

11:47: Botman pricing too generous?

The pricing of Botman has caused a bit of a stir in the FPL community, with some claiming it is too cheap.

The Dutchman finished on the same price last season and although he lacked attacking threat, with no goals, Newcastle kept 14 clean sheets.

Newcastle’s early fixtures are very tough – but his price might be too good to turn down.

11:06: Newcastle next up

Four more prices for the Magpies have been released after Kieran Trippier’s £6.5m reveal yesterday:

Sven Botman (£4.5m) – defender

Bruno Guimaraes (£6.0m) – midfielder

Joelinton (£6.0m) – midfielder

Alexander Isak (£7.5m)

No news yet on Callum Wilson yet then, however his fellow forward Isak has had a rise in price after a 10 goal season.

Alexander Isak. Picture by Getty Images

10:48: Get involved

Are James and Chilwell tempters at £5.5m? Have you say on our Twitter feed

10:37: Chelsea first out of the blocks today

Four Chelsea players have been added to the reveals after Christopher Nkunku yesterday:

Raheem Sterling (£7.0m) – midfielder

Reece James (£5.5m) – defender

Ben Chilwell (£5.5m) – defender

Mykhailo Mudryk (£6.5m) – midfielder

That’s a reduction in price for both Chelsea’s full-backs on last year’s prices of £6.0m. Can Mauricio Pochettino rejuvenate a team who finished 12th in the league last season?

Surely the prospects will be better – but can James stay fit?

Reece James. Picture by Getty Images

8:00: Watch expert reaction to day one’s price reveals

Good morning, everyone – FPL is one day closer to launching!

We covered the key talking points of day one in a special YouTube video last night. See BigManBakar discussing the events with our host Jack.

Bakar will be back soon after the game launches with an exclusive look at his first draft.

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