Performance players that have not already had a massive rise in the last month. There is a tier just below the obvious big names where I think there could be some good rises in the next month.

The threads about credit cards etc are very concerning as I imagine for everyone that makes a 'success' of that approach there is another faliure we don't hear about. Credit card debt can make things incredibly hard for a person as well as potentially causing credit issues down the line if unable to pay up. There is of course also the risk of people chasing their losses which only compounds the issue.

He"s transferring to a non PB league club. I only see that being a good hold if you're banking on another move next summer in which case there is probably no hurry to get involved at the moment.

@Ericali

He's already stated he wants to stay playing at the top level for 2 years. His main reason for leaving PSG being that he only got offered one. I think a number of Premier League clubs will be interested and he will be too. To be honest clubs across the PB leagues will be interested and rightly so: he has years left in him yet.

@Indexical

Could that be due to MB potential over the next few days? After that dries up I see very little reason to hold. I expect a Hazard style slow trickling down of the price if no sudden drop occurs.

Alcantara,Dani Alves and Parejo for new season PB and pre season rise.

Adrien Hunou, Suso, Ross Barkley and Alsanne Plea as players with good potential for PB if they kick on next season and as a result a good budget price at present.

Messi if you want plentiful dividends but no major increase in price as he rarely maintains it.

At least this time there's actually a reason for the rise. Graph shows he could reach 40p if it came off. If that is.

One user bought nearly 2000 I happened to see on the ticker so that person accounted for a third of the rise anyway.

@NewUser235584

They also jump back down again very quickly when usually the one or two people that inflated the price dump their holding.

Being at Man City may suppress his price more than Sancho's due to the amount of lineup rotation city employ. I can see most players having risen a lot by the end of next season so £5 seems not unlikely but Sancho (barring something very unexpected) will be much higher.