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Nathan Patterson

Everton · Defender · £4.5m

Patterson's competitive no-show is stronger evidence than a predicted XI. At £4.5m and 0.0% owned, the next team sheet decides whether patience is still justified.

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#534 most owned0.0% ownershipAvailable
Gameweek 2 projection2.0

Projected FPL points

at Bournemouth · FDR 3
Sat 29 Aug, 15:00
Gameweek 1 score0

Banked FPL points

0 minutes · No appearance · 2–0

Zero minutes changes the conversation

Patterson did not get on in Gameweek 1.

Official FPL status, match record and listed set-piece order

Patterson's competitive no-show is stronger evidence than a predicted XI. At £4.5m and 0.0% owned, the next team sheet decides whether patience is still justified.

32 net transfers out has pushed the market away from Patterson. For an owner, the useful question is whether 0 starts and 0.00 xGI support holding through the crowd movement.

Away at Bournemouth is an FDR 3 fixture that puts the focus on clean-sheet floor and attacking involvement. The model lands on 2.0 points; use that as a one-week baseline, not the whole transfer case.

This season

The numbers on the board right now.

0Points
0Minutes
0Starts
0Goals
0Assists
0Clean sheets
0Bonus
0.00Expected involvements
0.0Form
-32Net transfers

Gameweek by Gameweek

Starts, minutes and returns. No guesswork.

GWOpponentScoreMinutesPointsGACSBonusxGI
1v Crystal Palace2–00000000.00

The longer view

One hot Saturday can lie. A full FPL season usually tells you more.

SeasonPointsStartsMinutesGoalsAssistsClean sheetsBonusxGxAPrice
2025/2622323800200.030.04£4.5m → £4.4m
2024/2514334201000.070.38£4.5m → £4.4m
2023/243491,00002230.341.03£4.5m → £4.3m
2022/2331141,27400200.480.71£4.0m → £3.9m
2021/2200000000.000.00£4.5m → £4.1m

What comes next

The run of matches behind the projection.

Gameweek 2

at Bournemouth

FDR 3
Gameweek 3

v Man Utd

FDR 4
Gameweek 4

at Spurs

FDR 3
Gameweek 5

v Ipswich Town

FDR 2
Gameweek 6

at Hull City

FDR 2
Gameweek 7

v Chelsea

FDR 4

AI FPL xP starts with the official forecast, then adjusts for player quality, expected minutes, set pieces, team strength, venue and FDR. It is a planning number, not a promise.