Gabriel enters rare FPL territory, while Saka remains Arsenal’s costliest pick and Gyokeres receives a £1.5million reduction.
Arsenal’s full list of player prices for the 2026/27 Fantasy Premier League season has been revealed, with Gabriel Magalhães handed one of the highest valuations ever given to a defender.
Gabriel’s price tag sits at £8.0million, a reflection of his remarkable campaign last season. He racked up 209 FPL points, more than any other defender, and the third-highest total ever recorded for his position.
Only Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson, with 213 points in 2018/19, and Trent Alexander-Arnold, with 210 the following season, have produced higher totals.
His output was built on 18 clean sheets, three goals, five assists and 22 defensive contribution points. Across 30 Premier League starts, Gabriel blanked just six times, a level of consistency that’s earned him a £ 2.0 million rise from last year’s starting price.
That new valuation puts him alongside the joint-third highest starting price ever handed to an FPL defender.
John Arne Riise and John Terry are the only two players to have started higher, both costing £8.5million. Gabriel joins Ashley Cole, Sami Hyypia, Mikael Silvestre, Leighton Baines, Nemanja Vidic and Alexander-Arnold among the defenders previously priced at £8.0million.
Jurrien Timber follows as Arsenal’s next most expensive defender at £6.5million. The Dutch international chipped in with 149 points last season, adding three goals and six assists to the club’s clean sheet tally.
William Saliba has been priced at £6.0million, while Riccardo Calafiori, Piero Hincapie, Ben White and Cristhian Mosquera all cost £5.5million.
David Raya leads the way among Arsenal’s goalkeepers at £6.0million, having returned 162 points last season. Kepa Arrizabalaga and Illan Meslier are both priced at £5.0million, given both the price and number of games the pair will likely play, Arsenal do not have a budget goalkeeper option for the FPL season.
Bukayo Saka keeps his place as Arsenal’s priciest asset, though his tag drops slightly to £9.5million after a 157-point campaign, down from £10.0million last year.
Declan Rice, meanwhile, is heading the other way. He’s up to £7.5million from £6.5million after racking up 184 points last season, the second-best tally among Arsenal players, behind only Gabriel. With set-piece duties and a knack for defensive contributions, Rice offers plenty of ways to rack up points.
Eberechi Eze, Martin Odegaard, Noni Madueke and Gabriel Martinelli all come in at £6.5million, offering a cluster of tempting mid-range options. Still, with Mikel Arteta’s attack, competition for places and rotation are always factors to weigh up.
Mikel Merino costs £6.0million, with Martin Zubimendi, Ethan Nwaneri, Max Dowman, Reiss Nelson and Fabio Vieira among those listed at £5.5million.
Myles Lewis-Skelly is also priced at £5.5million, having now been reclassified from defender to midfielder. That means fewer points for clean sheets and goals than he would have picked up in his old role.
Up front, Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz are Arsenal’s most expensive forwards, both set at £7.5million.
Gyokeres started his first Premier League season at the Gunners priced at £9.0million, but after collecting 128 points, he’s dropped by £1.5million. Havertz, hampered by injuries, managed just 36 points, while Gabriel Jesus rounds out the forward options at £6.0million.
New signing Christos Tzolis isn’t listed in the game yet, with his valuation still to come.
David Raya: £6.0m
Kepa Arrizabalaga: £5.0m
Illan Meslier: £5.0m
Gabriel Magalhães: £8.0m
Jurrien Timber: £6.5m
William Saliba: £6.0m
Riccardo Calafiori: £5.5m
Piero Hincapie: £5.5m
Ben White: £5.5m
Cristhian Mosquera: £5.5m
Bukayo Saka: £9.5m
Declan Rice: £7.5m
Eberechi Eze: £6.5m
Martin Odegaard: £6.5m
Noni Madueke: £6.5m
Gabriel Martinelli: £6.5m
Mikel Merino: £6.0m
Martin Zubimendi: £5.5m
Myles Lewis-Skelly: £5.5m
Max Dowman: £5.5m
Reiss Nelson: £5.5m
Ethan Nwaneri: £5.5m
Fabio Vieira: £5.5m
Christian Norgaard: £5.0m
Viktor Gyokeres: £7.5m
Kai Havertz: £7.5m
Gabriel Jesus: £6.0m
Gabriel’s £8.0million price tag is the big talking point for FPL managers eyeing up Arsenal assets. He justified the premium last season with his consistency, but now he’ll cost as much as some of the league’s top attacking options, making the decision a real dilemma.