Start with a move you can actually make.
Every recommendation is filtered through budget, position, free transfers, the three-player club limit, availability and squad structure before it reaches the shortlist.
Compare the move before you spend the transfer.
FPL Prism compares a transfer with holding, accounts for hits and checks the whole squad rather than ranking isolated players.
Measure the edge over holding.
A transfer is scored against your current player. You can see expected gain, the probability of beating hold and the cost of a points hit instead of relying on a single headline number.
- Expected gain after any hit
- Chance the move beats holding
- Downside and simulated range
Look for concentration risk.
A move can improve one player while making the squad more dependent on one club or fixture. FPL Prism surfaces that trade-off so the decision is made at squad level.
Use the planner for the next decision.
Load your public Team ID, select an outgoing player and compare the legal replacements. Open any recommendation to inspect the player-level reasoning and fixture context.
Useful answers before the deadline.
Does the FPL transfer planner include a -4 hit?
Yes. If you have no free transfer available, the transfer comparison subtracts the points hit from the expected edge and shows whether the move still has a positive case.
Does it check the three-player club rule?
Yes. Candidate transfers are filtered against the rest of the squad, budget, position and club limit before recommendations are shown.
Can I use the planner without signing in?
Yes. A public FPL Team ID is enough. You can also try the sample squad from the homepage without an account.
How far ahead does the planner look?
Transfer Lab focuses on the next Gameweek. The separate 8-GW Planner compares roll and transfer paths across the longer horizon.