eFootball Del Piero, Bale & Best: National All-Stars Guide

A new Big Time & Epic: National All-Stars pack is live in eFootball, and its headline trio is built for players who value premium attacking cards: Alessandro Del Piero, Gareth Bale and George Best.

The September 17 release uses a 250-player Limited Draw. The pack screen shows Del Piero at a highest possible 103, while Bale and Best can display at 104. The first 10-player draw is discounted to 500 eFootball Coins.

It also includes Epic versions of Edwin van der Sar, Carles Puyol and Tomáš Rosický, so the premium targets cover every major area of the squad.

Here is what makes the three headline cards different, which other legends matter, and what to consider before spending Coins.

National All-Stars launched on September 17

The current National All-Stars selection arrived on September 17, 2026.

The six premium legend cards at the top of the special-player list are:

• Big Time Alessandro Del Piero

• Epic Gareth Bale

• Epic George Best

• Epic Edwin van der Sar

• Epic Carles Puyol

• Epic Tomáš Rosický

The wider special-player selection also contains Highlight-style options alongside those legends.

This is a different National All-Stars release from the earlier 2026 edition that featured names such as Eden Hazard, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Wesley Sneijder and Pepe. Players comparing articles or older videos should make sure they are looking at the September 17 pool.

Del Piero is the most unique attacker

Alessandro Del Piero is the Big Time centerpiece of the pack.

His card represents Italy on June 19, 2000 and is registered primarily as a CF with the Goal Poacher playing style. He can also operate at SS and has partial familiarity at AMF.

The most important part of the card is not simply the displayed 103 rating. Del Piero combines three premium skills that directly shape how he plays:

• Momentum Dribbling

• Blitz Curler

• Willpower

He also carries Long-range Curler, Long-range Shooting, Rising Shot, First Time Shot, Through Passing and Pinpoint Crossing.

Momentum Dribbling supports close control, while Blitz Curler gives Del Piero a specialized curled-shot threat. His booster setup also leans heavily toward passing, finishing, kicking power and curl.

For players who like a CF who can both finish and create, Del Piero is arguably the most distinctive card in the draw.

How to use Del Piero

Del Piero fits best when he is allowed to attack from central or inside-left spaces rather than being treated as a pure target man.

He is only 173 cm tall, so building an attack around aerial duels wastes much of what makes the card interesting. His better use is receiving between the lines, turning toward goal and creating a shooting angle.

A second striker or attacking midfielder can also work around him. Because he has Through Passing and Pinpoint Crossing in addition to multiple shooting skills, he does not have to finish every move himself.

Players who already own a premium Del Piero should compare skill sets before assuming this version automatically replaces an older one.

Gareth Bale brings power to the wing

Gareth Bale gives the pack a very different profile.

This Epic card represents Wales 2016 and is registered at RWF with the Prolific Winger playing style. He is left-footed, 185 cm tall and can cover several attacking positions, including LMF, RMF, LWF, RWF, SS and CF.

His two standout special skills are:

• Acceleration Burst

• Low Screamer

The rest of the skill set reinforces his direct style, with Knuckle Shot, Dipping Shot, Long-range Shooting, Acrobatic Finishing, First Time Shot, Outside Curler and Rabona.

Bale's base profile combines dribbling with unusual physical strength for a winger, including 86 Dribbling, 82 Kicking Power and 85 Physical Contact before progression and booster effects. His boosters add Agility and more Kicking Power, so he can carry through contact and threaten from range.

Bale works best as a direct attacker

Bale is most useful in systems that let the RWF attack space aggressively.

Because he is left-footed, starting from the right creates natural opportunities to move inside onto his stronger foot. Low Screamer and his long-range shooting skills make that movement especially dangerous.

He can also be moved elsewhere when needed. His broad positional coverage gives the card more flexibility than many specialist wingers.

Bale is less focused on ultra-tight possession than smaller dribblers, so players who combine in crowded areas may prefer Best. In transition-heavy teams, Bale has a very clear role.

George Best is the dribbling specialist

George Best is the other headline RWF, but he does not duplicate Bale.

The Northern Ireland 1970 Epic uses Prolific Winger and can reach the highest possible 104 rating shown on the pack screen.

His headline skills are:

• Momentum Dribbling

• Acceleration Burst

Best also has Double Touch, Flip Flap, Marseille Turn, Cut Behind Turn, Sole Control, Long-range Curler, Long-range Shooting and Outside Curler.

Best is built for close control, quick direction changes and acceleration. His base live data includes 84 Ball Control, 83 Dribbling, 84 Tight Possession and 86 Acceleration before progression and boosters.

Best versus Bale

Bale and Best share the same registered position, but they should not be treated as interchangeable cards.

Choose Best's profile if you prefer:

• Tight dribbling.

• Skill moves.

• Beating the first defender.

• Quick acceleration after a turn.

• A smaller, more agile winger.

Bale's profile is better suited to:

• Direct runs.

• Physical duels.

• Powerful shooting.

• Cutting inside onto the left foot.

• Covering several attacking positions.

Which one fits better depends on how your attack is built.

If your right winger constantly receives with a defender already close, Best's dribbling package is easier to exploit. If the winger regularly attacks open grass or receives early during transitions, Bale's combination of size, power and shooting becomes more valuable.

Van der Sar, Puyol and Rosický add depth

The other three Epic legends keep the pack from being entirely attack-focused.

Edwin van der Sar gives players a premium goalkeeper target. For squads that already have elite attackers but still use a weaker goalkeeper, he may solve a more important roster problem than adding another winger.

Carles Puyol brings an elite defensive name into the selection and gives the pack a center-back option for players prioritizing defensive strength.

Tomáš Rosický adds a technical midfield profile and gives managers another reason to look beyond the three cards shown most prominently on the pack banner.

That depth matters in a 250-player box because the pack is easier to justify when several premium outcomes would improve your squad.

Is the 500-Coin first draw worth using?

The first discounted multi-draw is one of the strongest practical reasons to consider the pack.

The pack screen offers 10 players for 500 Coins on the first purchase, compared with the normal pricing structure shown after the discount is consumed.

It still does not guarantee a premium legend. Treat the discount as a cheaper attempt from a 250-player pool, not as an expectation of landing Del Piero, Bale or Best.

Who are the best targets?

There is no single card that every account needs. Del Piero has the most unusual attacking skill combination, Best is the dribbling-focused winger, and Bale offers size, shooting power and positional versatility. Van der Sar or Puyol may be more valuable for squads that already have elite attackers.

Should you pull National All-Stars?

This is a high-ceiling pack with six premium legend cards and a discounted opening 10-player draw, but it is still a large Limited Draw.

Players with developing squads have more potential good outcomes because almost any of the featured legends could become a major upgrade. High-end accounts should be stricter: if only Del Piero or one specific Epic improves the starting eleven, the size of the pool becomes much more important.

If Del Piero, Bale, Best, Van der Sar, Puyol and Rosický would all have a role, the pack is much easier to approach than if you are chasing one card purely for collection value.

Players looking for squads that already contain premium legends can browse eFootball accounts. For help with account progression and routine in-game objectives, eFootball hourly services are available. Players focused on competitive progression can also explore eFootball boosting.

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