Fantasy Premier League has moved on to the next batch of new arrivals, and that matters for Sun Dream Team managers trying to get ahead of the market. Three more players have now been priced up after their moves to the English top flight, giving fantasy planners a clearer sense of how the game views their early-season value.
The three players are Mamadou Sangare, Antonio Silva and Lukas Hornicek. Sangare has been priced at £5.5m, while Silva and Hornicek have both been set at £5.0m. All three are defensive-minded in nature, which makes the pricing especially relevant for managers weighing balance, budget and clean-sheet potential before the season begins.
There is also a clear team-specific angle to the update. Sangare is being tracked as a Brentford signing, Silva arrives as a Bournemouth replacement for Marcos Senesi, and Hornicek is being viewed as a possible Newcastle United goalkeeper change affecting Nick Pope. In other words, this is not just about three individual prices — it is about how Fantasy Premier League is pricing new roles across the defensive end of the game.
What the prices tell us
The key takeaway is simple: FPL has not gone extravagant with these three, but it has not gone cheap either. A £5.5m tag for Sangare suggests a player who could quickly become relevant if he settles into a secure role, while the £5.0m prices for Silva and Hornicek keep them within reach for early-season drafts. For Sun Dream Team managers, that leaves room for interest without forcing an immediate commitment.
The pricing also reflects how fantasy decisions are often made before a ball is kicked. If a defender looks likely to play regularly, contribute to clean sheets and offer some attacking upside, he can move quickly into serious consideration. If a goalkeeper appears to be part of a changing situation, the same applies. Fantasy Premier League has now put numbers on three more arrivals, and that usually means the next round of squad planning has begun.
With prices being adjusted daily, managers still have time to react. But the message is already clear: Sangare, Silva and Hornicek are now firmly on the radar for anyone building a Sun Dream Team around value, structure and defensive security.
