Get Fantasy Premier League ICT Index Information of All Players.

This function retrieves information about the ICT (Influence, Creativity, Threat) index of all FPL players using the Fantasy Premier League API.

Usage

fpl_player_ict()

Value

A tibble (data.frame) with the following columns:

player_season_id: The ID of the player for the current season.
player_name: The web name of the player.
ict_index: The player's ICT index value.
ict_index_rank: The player's ICT index rank.
ict_index_rank_type: The type of rank (e.g., "overall").
influence: The player's influence score.
influence_rank: The player's influence rank.
influence_rank_type: The type of influence rank (e.g., "overall").
creativity: The player's creativity score.
creativity_rank: The player's creativity rank.
creativity_rank_type: The type of creativity rank (e.g., "overall").
threat: The player's threat score.
threat_rank: The player's threat rank.
threat_rank_type: The type of threat rank (e.g., "overall").

Examples

fpl_player_ict()
#> # A tibble: 714 × 14
#>    player_season_id player_name  ict_index ict_index_rank ict_index_rank_type
#>               <int> <chr>            <dbl>          <int>               <int>
#>  1                1 Balogun            0              532                  52
#>  2                2 Cédric             0              384                 138
#>  3                3 M.Elneny           0              509                 183
#>  4                4 Fábio Vieira       9.7            177                  87
#>  5                5 Gabriel            3.6            286                 106
#>  6                6 Havertz           15.7             89                  52
#>  7                8 G.Jesus           10.7            158                  25
#>  8                9 Jorginho           1.5            336                 154
#>  9               10 Kiwior             3.6            285                 105
#> 10               11 Marquinhos         0              597                 226
#> # ℹ 704 more rows
#> # ℹ 9 more variables: influence <dbl>, influence_rank <int>,
#> #   influence_rank_type <int>, creativity <dbl>, creativity_rank <int>,
#> #   creativity_rank_type <int>, threat <dbl>, threat_rank <int>,
#> #   threat_rank_type <int>