Leeds United FPL prices in Premier League return, best bargains from Jayden Bogle to Anton Stach

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Leeds United are back in the Premier League, which means they are back on FPL as well.

The 2025-26 Premier League is less than a week away and Leeds United are gearing up for their return to the big time.

Daniel Farke has been busy this summer, bringing in seven new players and increasing the height and strength of his side considerably.

Leeds do have a battle to survive and it could be a long, tough season, which might put FPL players off from picking their players.

But if they do, there could be some real value to be found.

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How much every Leeds United player costs in FPL for the 2025-26 season

There are 27 Leeds players to choose from in FPL for the forthcoming season and here’s how much each one costs.

Goalkeepers

• Illan Meslier – £4.5m
• Alex Cairns – £4m
• Karl Darlow – £4m
• Lucas Perri – £4.5m

Defenders

• Jayden Bogle – £4.5m
• Pascal Struijk – £4.5m
• Jaka Bijol – £4m
• Sebastiaan Bornauw – £4m
• Sam Byram – £4m
• Gabriel Gudmundsson – £4m
• Joe Rodon – £4m
• Isaac Schmidt – £4m

Midfielders

• Jack Harrison – £5.5m
• Sean Longstaff – £5m
• Brenden Aaronson – £5.5m
• Willy Gnonto – £5.5m
• Dan James – £5.5m
• Ethan Ampadu – £5m
• Sam Greenwood – £5m
• Ilia Gruev – £5m
• Largie Ramazani – £5m
• Ao Tanaka – £5m
• Darko Gyabi – £4.5m
• Anton Stach – £5m

Forwards

• Joel Piroe – £5.5m
• Patrick Bamford – £5m
• Lukas Nmecha – £5m

Which Leeds United players should I pick for my FPL team?

Unsurprisingly, Leeds players have been valued extremely cheaply, with not one player even breaking the £6m mark.

That’s no shock given the Whites are coming up from the Championship and are likely going to lose more matches than they win throughout the season, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t bargains to be had.

Especially now outfielders will earn points through their defensive contributions next season.

Defenders who reach a combined total of 10 clearances, blocks, interceptions and tackles (CBIT) in a single match will score two FPL points.

Given Leeds will be defending a lot, their back-line could rake in points even if they don’t get a clean sheet bonus. As a result, Joe Rodon, Gabriel Gudmundsson and Jaka Bijol (though he is suspended for the opening game) are all bargain buys at £4m.

Though he is currently injured, Jayden Bogle would also be a steal at £4.5m if he can continue to score and set up goals in the top flight.

For midfielders and forwards, they have to make 12 defensive contributions, as it also includes ball recoveries, something that makes £5m-priced Anton Stach and Ao Tanaka appealing.

Championship top scorer Joel Piroe has continued to find the back of the net in pre-season and is priced at £5.5m, which could be a shrewd move if his scoring form translates to the Premier League.