Konami has released the third data pack in 'eFootball 2020', which will bring player data up to date. These include updates on stadiums, new national team jerseys, revised player models and other in-game content.
The seven available Partner Club squad packages include pre-made myClub teams with the latest players, coaches, team tactics and a theme for the selected club. As part of the package, there will also be an exclusive retro jersey set for the respective club starting in February. The available clubs are:
- FC Bayern Munich
- FC Barcelona
- Juventus
- Manchester United
- arsenal
- Inter
- AC Milan
Players and coaches of club club squads can not be used in other myClub teams. Conversely, players and coaches that were earned in myClub mode can not be used for the affiliate club squad packages.
Data Pack 3.0
eFootball PES 2020 continues to rely on graphic standards and integrates numerous updates of the football stadiums in the game with Data Pack 3.0. These include the "Morumbi – Cicero Pompeu de Toldeo" in Sao Paulo, the "Old Trafford" of Manchester United and the "Allianz Stadium" of Juventus. The two last-mentioned stadiums will also be enhanced by impressively staged cutscenes before each kick-off that captures the exterior of the stadium.
Completely new in the ensemble of over 50 stadiums in eFootball PES 2020 is the "Arena do Grêmio", home ground of Grêmio FBPA from Brazil, which is playable both day and night. Football stars such as Ivan Perišić, Tyrone Mings, Donyell Malen, Fikayo Tomori and Renan Lodi will also experience various graphic revisions with Data Pack 3.0.
In addition, the Data Pack 3.0 adds new shoe models from well-known brands such as adidas (Copa, NEMEZIZ, Predator, X) or Mizuno (MORELIA NEO II, REBULA3 RED / WHITE, REBULA3 BLACK / YELLOW) based on real designs. Also new with Data Pack 3.0 are revised jerseys of the national teams of Germany, Spain, Japan, Northern Ireland, Wales, Belgium and Scotland.
Finally, today's update also implements a number of bugfixes after feedback from the community, most of which originated on the official Facebook channel of the PES development team.
