
The Bogle FPL price rose to £4.7m in Fantasy Premier League on 12 October, according to the Premier League’s official price-change update.
The rise puts the Leeds United defender Jayden Bogle among the players whose price increased by £0.1m in Monday’s update. It is a fantasy-market change, not an award or a guarantee about his next performance.
Bogle FPL price reaches £4.7m
The league’s rolling price-change page lists Bogle alongside several other risers for 12 October. Those names include Brighton’s Maxim De Cuyper and Chelsea players Joao Pedro and Morgan Rogers.
Bogle’s new listed price is the point Leeds supporters and fantasy managers can take from the update. The page does not explain the individual reason for his rise, so it should not be presented as proof of a particular tactical change.
The same page retains earlier daily changes. On 11 October, Leeds attacker Jean-Matteo Bahoya was among the fallers, with a listed price of £4.9m.
A price move is different from points
For managers weighing the Bogle FPL move against other Leeds players, price is only one part of the decision. A rise changes the cost shown in the game; it does not establish what a player will score in the next fixture.
Nor does Bogle’s rise on its own say whether another Leeds option is a better choice. The official update supplies the market movement, rather than a comparison of their prospects.
That is why the date matters. Bogle’s change belongs to the 12 October list, not the new changes announced on 13 October.
Bogle FPL rise sits in a wider daily update
The Bogle FPL rise sits beside other moves: the 13 October changes include a rise for Brighton’s Charalampos Kostoulas to £5.7m and a fall for Manchester United’s Patrick Dorgu to £5.7m.
The page also provides transfer totals, with the latest snapshot marked 9.02am BST on 13 October. Those totals are time-specific and can move as managers make transfers.
For Leeds, the clear club-specific development is Bogle’s price reaching £4.7m. Supporters can check the continuing updates through the official game rather than treating this snapshot as a fixed price for the rest of the week.
Elsewhere, read how James Justin saw Leeds making progress against Arsenal.
Prices and dates are from the Premier League’s official FPL price-change page.








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