eFootball 2027 adds Epic, Big Time and Show Time cards

KONAMI is adding three premium player-card tiers to eFootball 2027: Epic, Big Time and Show Time. The company’s internal database and data-mined files, current as of August 2027, show several early Epic entries, including Eden Hazard (LWF, overall 109), Diego Costa (CF, overall 107) and Gary Cahill (CB, overall 106).

Show Time entries visible in the same data include Morgan Rogers (AMF, overall 107), Elliot Anderson (CMF, overall 106) and Denzel Dumfries (RB, overall 106). The database lists many Big Time slots as TBA and does not yet provide a detailed published roster for that tier.

The published data comes from KONAMI’s game files and third-party data extraction. KONAMI has not confirmed every name or rating in the files. Ratings and item details shown in the database can change before cards are released in the live game, and the public lists exclude re-run or repeat cards.

Several player cards carried over as unreleased from the 2024 and 2025 seasons remain visible in the database. Examples include Diego Milito, Víctor Valdés, Paolo Maldini, Claude Makélélé and Tomas Rosicky. Those entries are listed without firm release dates and some show no final overall rating in the current files.

Some Big Time cards appear linked to clubs with which KONAMI holds licensing agreements. Those agreements can affect when specific high-rated cards appear and whether club-exclusive variants are issued. KONAMI typically deploys new cards and content via scheduled Live Updates and targeted promotional drops; the company has not published release dates for the listed Epic, Big Time or Show Time cards.

Players and collectors can monitor live game databases that pull real-time data to track unreleased cards and maximum potential ratings. Filtering by card type lets users see entries flagged as Epic, Big Time or Show Time and compare attributes before deciding to pursue a card during events or gacha-style draws.

The current listings reflect a snapshot of the game database rather than a final roster. Changes to ratings, player inclusion and release timing are possible between data leaks, official announcements and the cards’ appearance in eFootball 2027.