Super hyped for this pack drop!
Looking at concept cards for Yamal, Mbappé, and Kane with skills like Blitz Curler, Snap Strike, and Phenomenal Finishing these stats look insane.
If this pack drops around late October, who are you saving your coins for?
Hey everyone! I'm a new football fan trying to understand one of the most complicated player legacies at Real Madrid.
But then came the infamous "Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order." flag in 2019, along with frequent injuries and media tension during his final seasons.
For Real Madrid fans: How do you look back on Bale now? Do you treat him as a true club legend for his big-game trophies, or does the off-field drama and golf banner stain how he is remembered at the Bernabéu?
Facing Gareth Bale at CF is annoying enough, but when your opponent brings him on in the 60th minute as a Super-Sub, it feels straight-up illegal.
When the Super-Sub stat boost hits against your defenders' depleted 2nd-half stamina, his 99+ Speed, 90+ Physical Contact, and also this one has Low Screamer + acceleration burst turn him into an uncatchable freight train. If you try to defend him normally, he will just bounce past your tired CBs and blast a left-footed rocket into the top corner.
Facing someone who runs Ruud Gullit upfront at CF is absolute nightmare fuel in Division PVP matches. He's 190 cm tall, wins every aerial duel, bodies center-backs like they're nothing, and still has the pace and finishing to punish any small mistake.
How do you guys defend against him when he’s leading the attack? What tactics or defender matchups work best for you?
Do you think the top goalkeepers in the game like Petr Čech, Peter Schmeichel, Gianluigi Buffon, Showtime Thibaut Courtois, Edwin van der Sar, and Showtime Manuel Neuer are massive improvements over F2P options like Oliver Kahn or Showtime David de Gea?
The more I watch classic and modern matches, the more I think Manuel Neuer sits at the absolute top for goalkeepers.
His resume is stacked like winning the 2014 World Cup, two European trebles with Bayern Munich, and tons of individual awards. But what really sets him apart is how he changed the actual role by sweeping outside his box and passing like a defender.
For fans who followed his whole career: What part of his peak impressed you most like his elite shot-stopping, his sweeping, or his leadership from the back?
Looking at this panel where Yuji cuts up Mahito and the surrounding environment into a net, can Sukuna replicate this exact type of destruction on a similar or larger scale?
Can Sukuna do this effortlessly on an even larger scale, or is there something specific about how Yuji applied Shrine here? What do you think?
I’ve been playing a lot of division matches lately and I swear I still see this 2022 World Cup Big Time Messi card everywhere. Even with all the new boosted Epics coming out, people are still running him up front whether it's CF, SS, or AMF.
Is he really still that good, or is it just because people paid big coins for him back in the day?
To all my fellow free-to-play managers grinding the new Italian Clubs event for that free Showtime Chance Deal and don't let high-rated stacked squads intimidate you.
I just managed to go on a 10-game win streak using a modest 2803 strength Parma squad. Just beat a full P2W AC Milan team 3-0 while completely shutting them out (0 shots on target, 69% possession) in my last match.
Don't give up on the event. Play smart, trust your gameplay, and go claim that free reward.
This isn't my real squad (yet!), but it’s the ultimate dream team I’m aiming for as a Free-to-Play player by saving coins for the best endgame cards in the game.
This subreddit is proof that you don't need to spend real money to build a ridiculous squad in eFootball you just need extreme patience.
It takes nearly a year of saving coins to clear a box guaranteed, but seeing a full Epic/Big Time team as F2P makes the long grind totally worth it.
People often highlight his clean sliding tackles, elite positioning, and high tactical IQ.
For long-time fans who watched him live: How good was he at his peak, and what made his defending style so special?
Honestly, this Italy pack looks absurdly stacked. 13.5k coins is a heavy hit, but getting Maldini, Nesta, and Cannavaro in one box fixes your defense for the rest of the game cycle.
If you have the coins saved up to clear it, this box is about as close to an automatic skip-proof pack as it gets.
Are you guys spinning for this or holding out?
Honestly, even though Kenny is pretty much accepted as Top 3 in the verse (Pre-Module), the gap between him and Gojo/Sukuna is massive. It’s not even a debate that he is completely outclassed.
What do you guys think, could Kenny even last 2 minutes against either of them in a fair 1v1?
We all know Yuta got the kill in the manga, but it required Takaba doing the heavy lifting to throw Kenjaku off guard and Todo enabling the surprise decapitation. If you drop both of them into a clean, fresh 1v1 arena with no prep time or outside interference, who is walking away?
Real Madrid is known as the king of Europe, but they’ve had a tough stretch recently without lifting any major silver losing out to Barcelona domestically and getting knocked out early in Champions League runs.
Even with incredible star power like Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior upfront, things haven't quite clicked the way people expected.
For long-time fans who follow the club: What do you think went wrong over these past two seasons? Was it squad balance issues upfront, losing midfield leadership after Kroos and Modrić, or coaching changes?