Comunio: biggest rises and falls over the last 15 days
The Comunio market has seen major movements over the past two weeks. Bryan Zaragoza, Gabriel Jesus and Isco lead the biggest rises, while Raphinha, Bellingham and Roberto Fernández head the falls. We look at what is behind these changes and whether they represent opportunities for managers.
The Comunio market continues to deliver surprising moves at the start of the 2026/27 season. Injuries, changes in who is taking the spotlight, and the latest performances are influencing managers' decisions, causing differences of several million euros in just fifteen days.
It is worth remembering that Comunio values depend mainly on supply and demand, so a major drop does not always mean a player is going through a bad sporting moment.
The three biggest value rises in Comunio
Bryan Zaragoza6.000.000€+710.000€6
MD+2.630.000 € (6.000.000 €)
The Espanyol winger has driven the biggest revaluation of the past fifteen days. Bryan Zaragoza has gone from 3.37 to 6 million euros, a rise close to 78%.
The main reason is his physical recovery and the role he is starting to play in Manolo González's plans. The player arrived without having completed a normal pre-season and carrying knee problems, but during the international break he said he was close to his best level.
His stunning goal against Málaga, along with a greater presence in the starting line-ups, has finally sparked managers' interest. With 37 points in six matches, Bryan is once again an attractive option, although his price has already captured much of the expectations that were generated.
Gabriel Jesús11.290.000€-10.000€7
DL+2.510.000 € (11.290.000 €)
Raphinha's injury has caused a major shift in Barcelona's attack, and one of the biggest beneficiaries has been Gabriel Jesus.
The Brazilian has made the most of the opportunities given by Hansi Flick, responding with goals against Getafe and Betis and also putting in good performances in the Champions League.
His goal-scoring ability and growing prominence explain the surge in demand, which has pushed his valuation up to 11.29 million euros.
However, there are two factors that suggest caution: Raphinha already played minutes in the last matchday against Betis and Gabriel Jesus finished that same game with discomfort. His involvement will drop now that the Brazilian is back to full fitness.
Isco10.610.000€+380.000€-
MD+2.350.000 € (10.610.000 €)
Isco's recovery is bringing back hope to Betis fans and also to Comunio managers.
After getting past his major physical problems, the midfielder has been gradually regaining his role under Manuel Pellegrini. His standout performance in the Champions League against Porto, capped with a penalty goal, has reinforced confidence in his return.
His valuation is already at 10.61 million euros, although there is still some uncertainty about his participation in every match.
In fact, Isco did not play a single minute against Barcelona on the last matchday, a sign that Pellegrini continues to manage his efforts. His quality is beyond doubt, but rotations remain his main Fantasy risk.
The three biggest value drops in Comunio
Raphinha18.460.000€+270.000€4
DL-8.530.000 € (18.460.000 €)
The biggest market drop has as its protagonist one of the best Fantasy players of the season.
Raphinha has lost 8.53 million euros in fifteen days, going from 26.99 to 18.46 million. A drop of more than 31% that contrasts with his extraordinary 118 points in Comunio.
The main reason was a muscle injury during his time with Brazil. His absence against Getafe and Galatasaray sparked concern and could have driven sales from managers who needed to free up budget.
The situation, however, has changed. The Brazilian has already returned against Betis and his recovery is progressing favorably.
Market opportunity? If he regains a starting spot and keeps his impressive ability to rack up points, his current price could be especially interesting. That said, it is still worth keeping an eye on how Flick manages his minutes.
Bellingham14.730.000€-40.000€8
MD-6.000.000 € (14.730.000 €)
One of the most striking drops is Jude Bellingham, who has gone from 20.73 to 14.73 million euros.
Unlike other headline names, the Englishman is not going through a dip in performance. He has accumulated 84 points and an average of 9.3 per match, figures that keep him among Comunio's most standout midfielders.
His depreciation seems to be driven more by a demand reset after reaching a very high valuation than by a real loss of importance at Real Madrid.
Also, the growing attacking prominence of Mbappé, Arda Güler and other teammates may be influencing managers' preferences when investing large amounts.
Bellingham remains a top-tier Fantasy player, so his fall represents an interesting situation for those looking to bring in a difference-making midfielder at a lower price than two weeks ago.
Roberto Fernández8.800.000€-1.150.000€2
DL-5.020.000 € (8.800.000 €)
The Espanyol striker features in another of the big plunges, going from 13.82 to 8.8 million euros.
His case is especially curious after an outstanding start to the season, with six goals that allowed him to debut for the Spain senior national team.
However, Roberto has strung together three matches without scoring, against Elche, Málaga and Atlético de Madrid. On top of that, Espanyol's collective slump is also a factor, with four La Liga matches without a win.
These factors may explain why some managers have decided to sell him by taking advantage of his high price, triggering a market correction.
Even so, his 68 points and his status as a regular starter remain important reasons to trust him. A drop of more than five million could turn into an opportunity if he recovers his goal-scoring touch.
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