Fantasy movers: Zane Cashman & Senesi

Fantasy Premier League managers woke up Monday to a fresh price swing: Bournemouth defender Marcos Senesi rose to £5.2 million after Gameweek 32. (premierleague.com) The official price-change list for 13 April also showed falls for Martin Zubimendi to £5.0 million, Raul Jimenez to £6.1 million, Alphonse Areola to £4.2 million, Mateus Mane to £4.3 million and Lorenzo Lucca to £5.4 million. Senesi was the third-most transferred-in player in the update, with 62,145 moves recorded by 9:20 on 13 April. (premierleague.com) Gameweek 32 ran from Friday 10 April to Monday 13 April, with the deadline set at 18:30 British Summer Time on Friday. The official fixtures page listed Bournemouth’s 2-1 away win at Arsenal among the weekend results before Manchester United hosted Leeds United on Monday. (fantasy.premierleague.com) The moves landed as managers were already reshaping squads for Double Gameweek 33 and Blank Gameweek 34. Premier League Fantasy said nearly 500,000 Wildcards were played in Gameweek 32, the highest total since Gameweek 6. (premierleague.com) The scheduling picture tightened after the FA Cup ties. Premier League Fantasy said six clubs now have a Double Gameweek 33 and a Blank Gameweek 34, after Arsenal’s exit cut the number from a possible eight. (premierleague.com) That is why a £0.1 million rise can change transfer plans. Fantasy Premier League prices move in £0.1 million steps, and managers trying to build for a Bench Boost in Double Gameweek 33 often need every fraction of their £100 million squad budget. (premierleague.com; premierleague.com) The official site’s current Wildcard template points managers toward players with two fixtures in Double Gameweek 33, then a Free Hit in Blank Gameweek 34. In that setup, bench depth matters because all 15 players can score on a Bench Boost chip. (premierleague.com) Independent tracker LiveFPL logged Senesi’s change from £5.1 million to £5.2 million in its overnight update, matching the official list. LiveFPL said price changes usually process around 1:30 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time. (livefpl.net) The weekend’s top-performing manager was Zane Cashman, according to the social post referenced in the prompt, and his finish circulated alongside the price-change chatter as managers compared benches, chip timing and transfer value. The next round of moves will come with Double Gameweek 33 now fixed as the main target. (x.com; premierleague.com)