fpl-mcp
An MCP server for Fantasy Premier League that allows querying gameweek info, player recommendations, squad management, and executing transfers via FPL's public API with optional cookie authentication.
README
fpl-mcp
An MCP server for Fantasy Premier League. Reads use FPL's public API; authenticated calls use a PingOne OIDC refresh token.
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
current_gameweek |
Current/next gameweek and deadline. |
recommend_players |
Rank players by form, value (points per £m), and upcoming fixture difficulty. Filters: position, max_cost, horizon, limit. |
my_squad |
Your current squad, bank, and free transfers. Needs auth. |
make_transfer |
Transfer a player out/in. Previews by default; set confirm=true to submit. Needs auth. |
update_fpl_credentials |
Replace the stored auth token from inside chat when it's expired or revoked — no restart needed. |
Setup
npm install
npm run build
cp .env.example .env # then fill in the values
Environment
| Var | Purpose |
|---|---|
FPL_ENTRY_ID |
Your team ID (the number in fantasy.premierleague.com/entry/<ID>/). Needed for my_squad and make_transfer. |
FPL_REFRESH_TOKEN |
PingOne OIDC refresh token — see .env.example for how to grab it from DevTools. Needed for my_squad and make_transfer. |
Read-only tools (current_gameweek, recommend_players) work without any env vars.
Auth notes
FPL retired the old users.premierleague.com cookie login in favor of PingOne OIDC (account.premierleague.com). The server:
- Exchanges
FPL_REFRESH_TOKENfor a short-lived access token and sends it asX-API-Authorization: Bearer <token>. - Refreshes proactively before expiry and on any 401/403.
- PingOne rotates the refresh token on every exchange — the server rewrites
FPL_REFRESH_TOKENin.enveach time so the new one survives a restart. - If the token is ever revoked or fully expired, call the
update_fpl_credentialstool from chat with a freshly copiedoidc.uservalue instead of editing.envby hand.
Run
node dist/server.js # speaks MCP over stdio
Client config example
{
"mcpServers": {
"fpl": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/absolute/path/to/fpl-mcp/dist/server.js"],
"env": {
"FPL_ENTRY_ID": "1234567",
"FPL_REFRESH_TOKEN": "eyJ..."
}
}
}
}
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