The Fantasy Premier League 2026/27 game is live, and the first job every manager faces is the same: fit 15 players into a £100m budget. That means knowing the prices — who the premiums are, and where the cheap enablers hide. FootballDream mirrors every official 2026/27 price in one sortable list, and this guide breaks down how to use them.
The most expensive players
Premiums sit at the top of the price list — elite forwards and the standout attacking midfielders. Erling Haaland leads the way, with the likes of Mohamed Salah, Bukayo Saka, Cole Palmer and Alexander Isak among the priciest picks. You can afford two, maybe three of these in a squad — the art is choosing which, and funding them elsewhere.
Best value by position
The cheapest starting options are around £4.0–£4.5m. A nailed-on £4.0m defender or a £4.5m midfielder who plays every week is worth more than a £6m rotation risk. Budget goalkeepers and defenders from mid-table clubs are the classic enablers that free up cash for your premiums.
How to browse every price
- Sort the full price list from most to least expensive to find your premiums.
- Filter by position to build each part of your squad within budget.
- Filter by club to see a single team's prices at a glance.
- Open any player's profile to see their price, position and fantasy verdict, or compare two players head-to-head.
Do prices change?
Yes — Fantasy Premier League prices rise and fall through the season based on how many managers transfer a player in or out. A well-timed early buy can earn you team value. FootballDream refreshes its price list regularly so the numbers stay current.
Build your team free
Once you've studied the prices, put them to work: build a free Fantasy XI on FootballDream within a 100-credit budget, set a captain and vice-captain, and score from real match stats — or run a gameweek Player Draft with friends.