Which eFootball Club Pack Is Worth Your Coins Right Now?

A new manager can change how your whole squad plays, and in eFootball the newest ones arrive through Club Packs. Each eFootball Club Pack bundles a real manager with a set of players from the same club, sold once for a fixed coin price and available for weeks or even months. At gamemarket.gg, we update this page every time a new Club Pack lands, so you always know which manager is on sale, what he brings to your team and how he compares with the packs before him. So which manager deserves your coins right now?

The Latest Club Pack: Arsenal FC 26-27

The newest pack is Arsenal FC 26-27, released in mid-November 2026 and available for roughly 83 days, until early February 2027. It costs 1,500 coins and can only be bought once.

The pack contains manager Mikel Arteta and 11 Arsenal players from the current squad. Ratings below are the highest each card can reach through progression:

• Bukayo Saka (RWF, up to 99), the headline card, with the Blitz Curler Player Skill

• Declan Rice (CMF, 97)

• Bruno Guimarães (CMF, 96)

• David Raya (GK, 96)

• Gabriel Magalhães (CB, 96)

• Jurriën Timber (RB, 96)

• Kai Havertz (CF, 96)

• Martin Ødegaard (AMF, 96)

• Riccardo Calafiori (LB, 96)

• Ezri Konsa (CB, 95)

• Christos Tzolis (LWF, 94)

Mikel Arteta's Team Playstyle and Boosters

A manager's Team Playstyle Proficiency decides how well your players perform inside each system, and Arteta's numbers point clearly in two directions:

• Long Ball Counter: 90
• Overload: 90
• Possession Game: 75
• Out Wide: 67
• Quick Counter: 65
• Long Ball: 58

In practice, Arteta suits teams that win the ball and go forward fast with long passes, or teams that crowd one side of the pitch to create numbers. His 75 in Possession Game also makes him a usable option for patient build-up, but slow wing play and hopeful long balls are where he falls short. Our Team Playstyle guide explains how each of these systems plays on the pitch.

He also brings two extras:

• Coaching Affinity, Star Players+: 5-star PV players gain 200% more Experience Points from matches, so your best cards level up faster
• Booster: Attacking Awareness +1 and Dribbling +1 for your squad

Arteta's Link-up Plays

Arteta comes with two Link-up Plays, both focused on attack. Each one needs a Centrepiece and a Key Man with the right Playing Style in the right position.

• Breakthrough Pass C: the Centrepiece is a Creative Playmaker at AMF, and the Key Man is a Prolific Winger at LWF or RWF. Through balls and chipped through balls from the Centrepiece to the Key Man in the attacking half become more accurate, and so does the Key Man's first touch

• 1-2 Cut-in C: the Centrepiece is a Prolific Winger at LWF or RWF, and the Key Man is a Deep-lying Forward at CF. From the wing in the final third, the winger passes inside, runs into the centre and gets the return pass, with better passing and ball control accuracy for both players

The 1-2 Cut-in is the more interesting one right now. Big Time Thierry Henry, released the same week in the Arsenal FC Big Time box, is a Deep-lying Forward, which makes him a natural Key Man for Arteta. Epic Dennis Bergkamp from the same box is a Creative Playmaker who can also play AMF, so an all-Arsenal attack can trigger both Link-up Plays. Check each card's Playing Style in Product Details before you commit, since the pack's own players may not all match these roles.

Is Arsenal FC 26-27 Worth 1,500 Coins?

• Worth it if you play counter-attacking football or build overloads on one flank, since Arteta scores 90 in both systems, the same top rating Chivu has in his best two
• Worth it if you already own a Prolific Winger and a Deep-lying Forward, because the 1-2 Cut-in works with players from any club
• Less useful if your team relies on wide crossing or direct long balls, where Arteta scores 67 and 58
• The players are a bonus, not the main reason to buy, since most cards in the pack sit at 94 to 97 while Epic and Big Time cards reach 100 and above

How eFootball Club Packs Work

Club Packs follow the same format every time. You pay a fixed price, usually 1,500 coins, and receive one manager plus a full set of players from that club, with no random draws involved. Each pack can only be bought once, and most stay on sale for two to three months.

There are a few details to keep in mind:

• The displayed ratings are maximums. They show the highest rating each card can reach through Player Progression and Boosters, and they can change with Live Updates
• The manager is usually the real value. His Team Playstyle Proficiency and Link-up Plays affect your whole squad, while the players are standard current-season cards
• Packs can return. Konami notes that players from these packs may be sold again in the future, so missing one is not always permanent
• Club Packs are different from Manager Packs. A Manager Pack, such as Jürgen Klopp 18-19, focuses on one manager with a few highlight players instead of a full squad

If you are still learning how managers affect your team, our managers guide covers Coaching Affinity and how to choose one.

Every Club Pack in the 26-27 Season So Far

Here is every Club Pack released this season, newest first.

• Arsenal FC 26-27 (mid-November 2026 to early February 2027): Mikel Arteta, with Saka, Rice, Ødegaard, Havertz and seven more Arsenal players. Best for Long Ball Counter and Overload
• Borussia Dortmund 26-27 (from late October 2026): Niko Kovač, with Felix Nmecha, Serhou Guirassy and Gregor Kobel among the featured players, covered in our Dortmund pack breakdown
• Internazionale Milano 26-27 (October 8 to December 31, 2026): Cristian Chivu, with 11 Inter players led by a Showtime Lautaro Martínez. Best for Out Wide and Long Ball, both at 90, as explained in our Inter Milan pack guide

Manager Packs released alongside them:

• Jürgen Klopp 18-19 (from October 15, 2026): Klopp with the 2-Man Press A and Breakthrough Pass D Link-up Plays, plus highlight Alexis Mac Allister and Wataru Endo, broken down in our Klopp manager guide

Arteta and Chivu make a useful contrast. Both cost 1,500 coins, but Chivu is built for wing play and long balls, while Arteta is built for counters and overloads, so the right pick depends on how you already play.

Which Club Pack Should You Pick?

Start with your preferred Team Playstyle, not the club badge. A manager whose 90 matches the system you already use will improve every match you play, while a big-name club with the wrong system only gives you a few new cards. Our squad building guide shows how formations, roles and proficiency fit together.

Since Club Packs stay on sale for months, there is no need to buy on day one. Check whether your current attackers match the Link-up Play roles, then decide. When the next Club Pack arrives, we will move Arsenal into the history list and break down the new manager here.

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