eFootball 2022 will the be the first cycle of Konami’s eFootball, which is an online-focused replacement for Pro Evolution Soccer that will be adding content over time, including stadiums, some licensed and some not.
At launch, eFootball 2022 will offer 6 stadiums to play in, 5 licensed stadiums based on real teams and one an original creation of Konami’s. Here’s all the stadiums in full:
– Allianz Arena
– Allianz Stadium
– Camp Nou
– Emirates Stadium
– Old Trafford
– eFootball Stadium
The stadiums tie in with some of the licensed teams that will also be in the game at launch.
Bear in mind that these stadiums will be added to over time; this won’t be the full list of stadiums until eFootball 2023 is rolled out. There won’t be an option to edit stadiums, including names, according to the press release.
At launch, players will be able to play in these stadiums just via exhibition matches offline and online, though players can also take part in weekly online events to earn GP.
eFootball 2022 releases on September 30th, 2021 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, and mobile devices.
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