FPL Andy sells Hall before the international break

Luka Vušković comes into his defence early, while Haaland's blanks prompt a much more cautious response.

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Let's Talk FPL Story of November 10, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 123,497 views.

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0:16Andy considers selling Haaland after consecutive blanks, but remains reluctant to give him up.
10:06Groß appeals for price, minutes and penalties, though four yellow cards leave him close to suspension.
15:45Without a clear midfield upgrade, Andy favours saving a transfer and reassessing in Gameweek 12.
18:15Vušković gets Andy's preference over Van Hecke if managers are buying only one.
20:44The promised transfer reveal: Hall has gone for Vušković ahead of a projected price rise.
25:40Andy considers buying someone to bench Mbeumo against Liverpool, but leans towards keeping his remaining transfers.

FPL Andy has acted before the international break, and he knows exactly how that can sound. "I've already made a transfer ahead of an international break, which may or may not be stupid."

The move is Lewis Hall out, Luka Vušković in, made before a projected price rise. His Gameweek 11 early-thoughts video on Let's Talk FPL has drawn roughly 123,000 views since yesterday, with the transfer reveal arriving well into a discussion about when doing nothing is the better choice.

Andy prefers Vušković to Jan Paul van Hecke if buying just one of the defenders, despite giving Van Hecke a slight edge for goal threat. He sells Hall rather than Ezri Konsa because he distrusts Newcastle's defence and sees more long-term usefulness in keeping Konsa.

Crucially, he still has spare free transfers and money available if the international break disrupts his squad. That flexibility explains his decision, rather than becoming a blanket recommendation to buy early. "If you're unsure on your move, I wouldn't move early," he says.

Haaland gets the opposite treatment. After consecutive matches without an attacking return, Andy considers whether selling him could open a route to Alexander Isak or Bruno Fernandes, but remains reluctant. Viewers are discussing that dilemma too, with several treating Haaland as a permanent fixture and others recounting successful alternative captaincy choices.

Elsewhere, Andy argues against changing midfielders simply because their recent returns disappoint. Palmer and Rogers need a convincing replacement, not just an available one. Groß remains appealing to him for his price, minutes and penalty duties, although his yellow-card tally is a concern.

Even benching Mbeumo against Liverpool may not justify another purchase. Having made his defensive move, Andy leans towards saving the rest of his transfers.

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