Time to dump this quintet, including Morgan Rogers and Joao Pedro

FPL GW15 is upon us and next week’s transfer reset will give managers a full set of five free transfers, meaning it’s time to get your squads sorted, He writes Fantasy Premier League Expert Blake Hurst. It is an ideal opportunity to get rid of players who suffer from poor matches, injuries or a decline in form Make room for short-range kicks before the update begins. Even if the move seems lateral, it’s better than wasting a move in a week dedicated to opportunities. Here are five players worth selling in GW15 to help you maximize your final dice roll before the reset.

Morgan Rogers (6.9 m)

As much as Aston Villa striker Rogers has shown glimpses of the form that made him a popular choice last season, GW15 is probably not the time to keep hold of him. Arsenal It is one of the worst matches for any attacking midfielder, against a team that controls possession and limits the space between the lines. Rogers has looked sharper lately, but production still isn’t consistent enough to justify keeping him this week when more explosive kicks are available for one week. With several better match-ups in the league this week, this seems like a reasonable short-term sell.

Nick Pope (5.1 m)

It’s unfortunate indeed for those who invested early, but with Newcastle’s goalkeeper Pope confirmed, managers can ill afford to hold out. At 5.1 metres, there is simply too much value elsewhere to leave this place closed. This week presents an ideal window for a switch, with several strong alternatives emerging – from underrated spreads like Senne Lammens and Dean Henderson to safer template options like David Raya, Jordan Pickford, Bart Verbruggen or Djordje Petrovic. Whether you’re after a clean sheet or saving money, moving Bob this week makes perfect sense. Treat it as a free opportunity to rebalance and adjust your goalkeeping rotation right before the reset.

Antoine Simenew (7.7 m)

After such a bright start to the season, Semenyu’s spark has truly faded. There’s been no sharing of goals since GW8 has been telling its own story, and things don’t get any easier for Chelsea and Manchester United after that. Although he always carries a bit of unpredictability and is able to pull off a surprise comeback against these teams, the eye test and fundamental data point to a drop in form. He has also been less central in Bournemouth’s attacking play recently, limiting his ceiling further. With the best kickers out for one week, it’s time to move on from Semenyo before the tougher fixtures.

Joao Pedro (7.4 m)

This is the last week in which we suggest stopping Joao Pedro. He’s still 41% owned, but his recent production doesn’t justify a $7.4 million price tag, especially with the ongoing rotation risks in Chelsea attacks. The return of Cole Palmer increases the complexity of minutes and set duties, leaving Pedro’s fantasy role unclear heading into the offseason. There’s no denying his ability, but “potential” doesn’t get you points. With a number of mid-priced strikers offering more reliable minutes and games, selling Pedro in GW15 seems like a safe and sensible play.

Mark Cucurella (6.2 m)

Chelsea’s defense has looked weak recently, and Moises Caicedo’s absence has clearly disrupted their structure. Cucurella, despite having tidy possession, did not provide enough clean sheets or DEFCON points to justify holding out. Bournemouth could then easily see him exposed again – they may not dominate games, but they always seem to find a goal. With Newcastle and Manchester United’s defenses emerging as stronger alternatives this week on the penalty spot, swapping Cucurella for a more stable option looks like the smart decision in GW15. Now is a good time to move before its value drops further.