eFootball 2025 continues to roll out re-run Epic packs, and this time, the European Clubs Attackers Pack has returned. We have three picks from this pack, including Big Time Gareth Bale, and Epic cards of Andriy Shevchenko and Andy Cole.
Most of you are eager to try out these players, but do they truly live up to expectations on the pitch for the coins you spend? Here’s my opinion after looking at all three cards shared in this eFootball 2025 European Clubs Attackers Pack review.
All three Epics first arrived in the New Year Epic Pack, which had 250 players, whereas now we have the 150-player pack. Bale and Shevchenko get Show Time skills.
Gareth Bale
- Position: LWF
- Playing Style: Prolific Winger
- Showtime Skill: Phenomenal Finishing
Bale first arrived with the New Year pack, and I remember being hyped just from his card design alone. Months later, I can say he’s been exactly as good as I thought, maybe even better. I can say he has always delivered that combination of raw pace and power.
His player ID still makes him glide past defenders with ease, and that Phenomenal Finishing skill has been a real difference-maker. I’ve pushed his Physical Contact into the 90s alongside his Finishing, and the result is a hybrid attacker who can muscle past challenges and still produce top-class shots from anywhere.
He’s got curl, kicking power, and the ability to switch roles mid-game. After months of playing with and against him, Bale remains one of my most feared cards, and I don’t see him leaving my squad anytime soon. Maybe a double ST skill card might tempt me.
Andriy Shevchenko
- Position: CF
- Playing Style: Goal Poacher
- Showtime Skill: Phenomenal Finishing
If you have any version of Shevchenko, it is easy to understand that this guy is a monster player. He’s turned into one of my most consistent performers. There’s still no glaring weakness in his game, which is rare for a pure poacher. He can finish with either foot, win headers, and bully defenders with his strength.
He’s still one of the sharpest goal poachers in the game, with that knack for being in the right spot at the right time. I’ve kept his build focused on maximizing Finishing and Awareness, pushing them into the high 90s, and pairing that with decent Physical Contact so he can hold off defenders before pulling the trigger.
Speed is never a problem, and dribbling also feels decently smooth. Passing surely isn’t anywhere close to being the best, but for a poacher, it didn’t find it essential. Even in the current meta, Shevchenko remains a lethal option if you want a classic striker who lives for goals.
Andy Cole
- Position: CF
- Playing Style: Goal Poacher
- Showtime Skill: None
A similar profile to Shevchenko, although shorter, Cole is also a good card. No weak foot, good at heading, decent dribbling, and speed numbers suggest this card is also a solid pick. His link-up play isn’t elite, but it’s clean enough for quick one-twos and setting up wingers.
Now, Speed is something I feel he is sluggish in, and for dribbling, I definitely could see some improvements. Inconsistent performances are also something I felt was common, but on his day is a very solid striker. Still, not a pick I would go for.
Bale is a card that will hold good in the 2026 season too, so if you want an all-rounder attacker, you should pick this card. For the two strikers, Shevchenko is a top 5 striker in the game, so he and Bale up top would be deadly for sure.
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