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eFootball 2025 Epic Spanish League Attackers (Suarez, Villa, Torres) pack review

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Story Highlights

  • Epic Spanish League Attackers draw is here in eFootball 2025.
  • The pack has Luis Suárez, David Villa, and Fernando Torres, all coming in as Goal Poachers.
  • While Suarez’s card is a Big Time, the other two are Epic cards.

In the return of eFootball 2025, the spotlight is on an extraordinary Epic pack, with a special emphasis on Spanish League Strikers and iconic figures who ruled the golden age of attacking football. The newly released Epic pack boasts none other than Luis Suarez, David Villa, and a promising young Fernando Torres, all appearing as relentless Goal Scorers.

The main dilemma for gamers at present is: given that we have three top-tier goal scorers to choose from, should we try this set out? If so, which one suits the current gameplay environment best? To help clarify, let’s examine each of these standout players and their in-game performance.

Spanish League Attackers Epic pack in eFootball 2025

This collection contains 150 cards, and it includes two Epic cards and one Big Time card. Among these, Suarez and Villa possess the Show Time skill set, whereas Torres is a standard Epic player.

Luis Suarez

  • Position: CF
  • Playing Style: Goal Poacher
  • Showtime Skill: Phenomenal Finishing

In this particular iteration, Suarez showcases an immense amount of raw intensity, potent shooting ability, and exceptional goal-scoring skills. His finishing technique is as ruthless as they come in the sport, and with his Physical Contact and Acceleration abilities, he becomes a formidable, tank-like figure on the field.

In this context, the term “tank” suits him perfectly; he remains unfazed, even with a significant increase in physical interaction compared to his MSN Epic version. His high offensive awareness simplifies predicting his runs, and the recent update’s passing bonus makes it effortless to pass to him.

Having wrapped up my thoughts, I’d rather keep quiet about his exceptional finishing skills, as his old card has been more than impressive in this department. I don’t see any room for improvement in terms of finesse and shooting, but to be honest, the Bullet Heading aspect was a letdown, if I may add my two cents.

In summary, he’s undeniably one of the best three strikers currently in the game. However, if you already have the MSN Suarez, I recommend passing on this pack. My friend found his build effective when I tried him out in his account, but you could further enhance his abilities by focusing on improving his passing and speed skills.

David Villa

  • Position: CF
  • Playing Style: Goal Poacher
  • Showtime Skill: Blitz Curl

With my long-standing fandom for Villa, dating back to his days at Barca, I’ve always dreamt of seeing his stunning shots in eFootball. Fortunately, the Show Time skill does justice to that aspiration. To start with, this is a card designed for smooth gameplay.

Despite Suarez appearing stronger in my experience, Villa consistently demonstrated nimble ball control, perhaps because of his agile player ID. His finishing remains reliable, as expected from other versions of him. The Blitz Curler skill can be hit-or-miss, possibly due to my build being heavily invested in dribbling and speed.

Though he might not be the most powerful physique-wise, his remarkable speed and exceptional first touch frequently allow him to dart past defenders before they can react. He’s also valuable during the buildup phases, as he’s capable of delivering a good low pass. In essence, he excels as a skillful Goal Poacher.

Fernando Torres

  • Position: CF
  • Playing Style: Goal Poacher
  • Showtime Skill: None

In a surprising twist, it’s often overlooked that Torres is one of the top players in his position, given his incredible talent. Except for the ‘Show Time’ skill, Torres holds his own against Villa, with fewer dribbles and passes but superior physicality and pace.

Despite his speed being around 90, it was effortless for me to observe him snatching opportunities from through balls. He moved incredibly swiftly during breakaways, and one could certainly say. However, his skills in tight control or passing might not be as refined, but once he’s in full stride, he becomes tough to overtake. I found him particularly menacing when it comes to long balls sent over the top.

Torres demonstrates resilience against tough defenders due to his strong contact and balance. Although he might not excel as much as Villa in intricate passes or match up with Suarez in physical confrontations, he’s still a dynamic player overall. Once again, Konami delivers a quality card.

Best picks from the Spanish League Attackers pack in eFootball 2025

A fantastic pack that I wholeheartedly endorse for those seeking a reliable striker. If you already own the MSN Suarez and are considering this BT variant, I wouldn’t consider it a significant improvement.

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2025-04-19 03:11

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