Oscar Henderson
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One-stop Kop: Supercoach EPL, everything you need to know week nine
Injury watch, most traded, most captained, here's everything you need to know about Supercoach EPL week nine
EPL
October 22, 2025
The EPL returned with a bang after the international break, with many exciting games to go along with some rollercoaster Supercoach scores.
Erling Haaland continues to be a goal machine with another brace on his way to 23 points.
At this stage, it would take some serious bravery to leave the captaincy armband off him on any given week.
Set and forget captain if I have ever seen one.
There are a few intriguing cash generation options in Reece James and Ugochukwu this week that are drawing trade attention.
Managers also seem keen on riding the hot form of the likes of Nick Woltemade and Jean-Phillipe Mateta.
With no obvious trades presenting themselves once again, what moves are you considering making?
WEEK NINE KICK-OFF
LEEDS UNITED VS WEST HAM
When: Saturday 25th October, 6:00am AEST, Elland Road
Embed from Getty ImagesKEY AVAILABILITY WATCH
*Cole Palmer: Groin, ruled out until around the end of November
*Martin Odegaard: Knee, ruled out until mid-November
*Ryan Gravenberch: Ankle, missed UCL game mid-week, in doubt for the weekend
*Cristian Romero: Adductor, good chance to be fit for this weekend
*Rodri: Thigh, Guardiola said he is unlikely to be fit for this weekend vs Villa
BREAKEVENS
Breakevens are the score required for the player to either make money or lose money.
When looking at who to trade in this week, heavily consider the players with low breakevens, as they will help make your team money.
Similarly, if you have some players with high breakevens in your team, maybe it’s time to consider cutting ties to ensure your team doesn’t lose too much value.
Embed from Getty ImagesMONEY MAKERS
Reece James -16
Eli Junior Kroupi -15
Lesley Ugochukwu -14
Josh Acheampong -12
Kyle Walker -11
Jean-Philippe Mateta -10
Jan Paul van Hecke -10
Marc Cucurella -8
Harry Maguire -7
Pedro Neto -6
Michael Kayode -6
Donyell Malen -6
Mason Mount -6
Embed from Getty ImagesMONEY LOSERS (Potential)
Jaidon Anthony 23
Marcos Senesi 22
Jarrod Bowen 22
Trevoh Chalobah 22
Marc Guéhi 21
Tyrick Mitchell 21
Dwight McNeil 21
Ethan Pinnock 20
Omar Alderete 19
Michael Keane 18
Ryan Gravenberch 18
Kaoru Mitoma 18
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED IN*
No. 1 Reece James $8.58m
No. 2 Robert Sánchez $3.80m
No. 3 Lesley Ugochukwu $5.76m
No. 4 Bruno Fernandes $8.97m
No. 5 Josh Acheampong $5.96m
No. 6 Marc Cucurella $7.67m
No. 7 Nick Woltemade $8.79m
No. 8 Jean-Philippe Mateta $10.04m
No. 9 Bukayo Saka $9.22m
No. 10 William Saliba $6.94m
*the list will be updated as information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesMOST TRADED OUT*
No. 1 Sean Longstaff $10.99m
No. 2 Micky van de Ven $6.97m
No. 3 Guglielmo Vicario $5.95m
No. 4 Adrien Truffert $8.10m
No. 5 Tijjani Reijnders $7.45m
No. 6 Ryan Gravenberch $9.81m
No. 7 Pape Matar Sarr $6.87m
No. 8 El Hadji Malick Diouf $6.61m
No. 9 Joe Rodon $8.06m
No. 10 Mohammed Kudus $9.38m
*the list will be updated as information changes
Embed from Getty ImagesCAPTAINS (C // VC)*
No. 1 Erling Haaland 86% // 7%
No. 2 Antoine Semenyo 3% // 12%
No. 3 Gabriel 3% // 4%
No. 4 Mohamed Salah 1% // 7%
No. 5 Bruno Fernandes 1% // 7%
*the list will be updated as information changes
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