Chelsea headline the Gameweek 4 transfer conversation in Fantasy Premier League 2026/27, and it is easy to understand why. They host Hull City on Saturday before a favourable run against Brentford, Bournemouth and Everton. Their attack has started the season as one of the leagues most productive with Jo�o Pedro, Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers heavily involved in Chelseas early goals. Whether you are using a free transfer, Wildcard or Free Hit, we have identified five players worth targeting. Chelsea dominate the list, but there is also a cheap Everton forward with a promising fixture swing and a value Arsenal defender who could become essential.Table of ContentsJo�o PedroThierno BarryCole PalmerMorgan RogersEzri KonsaJo�o PedroPrice: 7.6mOwnership: 72.5%Position: ForwardOpponent: HUL (H), BRE (A), BOU (H)Jo�o Pedro is close to essential for this upcoming run. Chelsea welcome Hull City in Gameweek 4, a fixture that immediately puts him in the captaincy conversation, before favourable matches against Brentford, Bournemouth and Everton. Chelsea have made a fast start in attack, leading the league for goals and shots in the box, with the Brazilian central to their threat.He is the spearhead of this Chelsea forward line and has strong numbers to match the eye test. At 7.7m, he offers an excellent combination of price, role and ceiling, while his ownership should not put managers off. He may not be a differential, but he is an obvious priority buy if you do not own him and a genuine captaincy contender this week.Thierno BarryPrice: 5.6mOwnership: 5.7%Position:ForwardOpponent: TOT (A), IPS (H), HUL (A)Thierno Barry is not the most exciting Gameweek 4 transfer in isolation, but the longer-term case is strong. Evertons next fixture may not be ideal, yet Ipswich and Hull follow in Gameweeks 5 and 6. Those are two games that could quickly turn Barry into one of the best value forwards in FPL.Betos departure should make Barry Evertons first-choice striker, giving him a much clearer route to regular starts. He could also take penalties following Iliman Ndiayes exit, although that should be confirmed before it becomes a major factor in your decision. At 5.6m, Barry is cheap enough to bench when required, making him an easy pick for managers planning ahead.Cole PalmerPrice: 9.6mOwnership: 23.0%Position: MidfielderOpponent: HUL (H), BRE (A), BOU (H)Chelsea have looked excellent going forward, and there may not be a player in FPL with a higher ceiling than Cole Palmer. He is on penalties, involved in set-pieces and constantly around Chelseas best attacking moments. When Chelsea have a strong home fixture, Palmer always carries the potential for a huge haul.Hull at Stamford Bridge is exactly the sort of fixture that makes him a major Gameweek 4 target. Chelsea have the highest projected goal total of the round, while Palmer is the leading projected points scorer and has been among the best midfielders for shots in the box. He is expensive, but if you can afford him, he is arguably the standout captain this week.Morgan RogersPrice: 7.6mOwnership: 29.4%Position: MidfielderOpponent: HUL (H), BRE (A), BOU (H)Off the back of four assists in the EFL Cup, Morgan Rogers is the ideal alternative for managers who cannot reach Cole Palmer. At 7.6m, he offers a cheaper route into Chelseas attack while retaining a strong creative role in the front three. His 3.3 key-pass per start and expected-assist numbers have been among the best in the league through three Gameweeks.Rogers does not have Palmers penalty duties or captaincy ceiling, but he is not simply a budget compromise. He creates chances, links the attack and has already shown that he can produce returns. With Hull, Brentford, Bournemouth and Everton coming up, he offers an excellent run at a much more manageable price.Ezri KonsaPrice: 4.4mOwnership: 13.3%Position: DefenderOpponent: SUN (A), BHA (A), LEE (H)Ezri Konsa looks like excellent value at 4.4m if his place in Arsenals defence remains secure. Arsenal are arguably the best defensive side in the league and can keep clean sheets against almost anyone. A reliable starter from their back line at this price is difficult to ignore.William Salibas absence could last until the festive period, which makes Konsa more than a short-term replacement. Arsenal also have a strong fixture against Sunderland in Gameweek 4, with a high clean sheet chance. Do not overthink it: a nailed Arsenal defender at 4.4m frees budget elsewhere and provides a dependable route to returns. Topics Arsenal F.C. Chelsea F.C. Liverpool F.C. Manchester City F.C. Manchester United F.C. Premier League Tottenham Hotspur F.C. 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