The Epic packs in eFootball 2026 don’t seem to have a pause, and we are getting some insane cards, and arriving in such a pack is the collection of European Clubs Attackers. It brings to us Carlos Tévez, Luís Figo, and Lorenzo Insigne.
Each player profile is different here, and two options here are easily the fresh ones after we got repeated Goal Poachers, so many players might be looking to spend some coins to get the players of their choice. But how many are worth it? Let us find out.
Carlos Tevez
- Position: CF
- Playing Style: Deep-Lying Forward
- Show Time Skill: Momentum Dribbling and Phenomenal Pass
The bulldog is back. Tevez arrives with that raw aggression and relentless energy you’d expect, and this card feels like a throwback to when strikers never gave defenders a moment’s peace. He feels heavy and light at the same time, feels like a truck is using him.
Lucky to get him early? Then you know what I’m talking about. He’s strong enough to hold off defenders, quick enough to burst past them, and clinical when given half a chance. The closest I can say is he is a Suarez/Batistuta mix. Try shooting with him, you will get what I’m trying to say.
But is everything awesome with this card? Can’t say, given his short stature, aerial game is non-existent. He is also not an easy striker to use, and doesn’t make runs often. Passing at base is weak, so he needs to push it higher, and he needs those skills given to him. Still, a strong card for a DLF.
Lorenzo Insigne
- Position: LWF
- Playing Style: Prolific Winger
- Show Time Skill: Blitz Curler
Winger options are pretty limited. If you just see your opponents, you might see Messi, Neymar, and sometimes Salah, but wingplay is kind of dusty in this game. But here’s where I feel Insigne is such a fun card to use and might click with that 4-3-3 formation.
Insigne is pure flair. Tiny in stature but massive in impact, he zips past defenders with lightning acceleration and absurd close control. He is short, so it feels like the ball is glued to his feet. Auto dribbling is pretty high numbers, mid 90s is way more than enough for that silky feet.
He thrives when cutting inside, curling one towards goal, or just drawing fouls in dangerous areas. That brings us to his Blitz Curler, which I feel lacks power. Maybe the build isn’t good, but I didn’t want to sacrifice much on other stats. Would have preferred better physicals, but he is very quick to drop defenders and move.
Luís Figo
- Position: RWF
- Playing Style: Cross Specialist
- Show Time Skill: Momentum Dribbling and Edged Crossing
Another excellent card for wing-play. There’s a certain elegance about Figo, and that carries over perfectly in this card. Smooth on the ball, classy in his movement, and always capable of delivering that killer cross to the CF.
He also gets the Cross Specialist skill, so he will be in that wide role, and to make things even better, Edged Crossing is also here. Auto-build is a bit of a bad mix, so I recommend keeping Finishing in the mid-80s, with 90s in Passing, since he will be the creator most of the time.
Dribbling has been this player’s strength, and it will reflect with this card too. You can easily chip it down to mid-95s since Momentum Dribbling comes in really handy to push his dribbling attributes. One Touch Pass and Outside Curler skills are my preferred additions for this card.
This pack feels more disappointing than exciting, especially given the names featured. At first glance, seeing Tevez, Figo, and Insigne should hype you up, but it doesn’t last. Tevez feels the best pick here, but there are better strikers.
Figo looks good too, but KONAMI doesn’t give benefits for wing-play much. Insigne brings tricks and flair, but he’s too weak to be effective consistently. There isn’t a single card here that feels like a true game-changer.
Pack Rating: 2 out of 5
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