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eFootball 2025 ‘Pride of the Club’ March 2025 Nominating Contract Review

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  • eFootball 2025 arrives with Pride of the Club Nominating Contract this March 2025.
  • The pack has some decent picks with Modric, Koke, and others.

In March 2025, eFootball 2025 brings a thrilling modification called the “Pride of the Club” Nominating Contract (NC) Pack. This unique collection highlights players who have become legendary figures for their individual clubs by solidifying their positions in club history.

Despite the chatter about questionable selections within this group, I can certainly spot some exciting possibilities here. Let’s delve into the specifics of the Pride of the Club NC Pack for March and scrutinize the key players who might significantly impact your eFootball 2025 roster.

eFootball 2025 ‘Pride of the Club’ Nominating Contract Pack: List of players

There are six players in this pack, and as expected, all six are above the age of 30.

Koke

  • Position: DMF
  • Playstyle: Box To Box

Koke is an indispensable midfield player for any team, known for his tireless work ethic, technical prowess, and ability to contribute in both offense and defense. His playing style makes him an effective central midfielder, and his statistics support this consistently strong performance.

He’s my top choice, and based on the limited matches we’ve played together, his passes are precise, often maintaining a rating close to 90. Defensively, he excels and retrieves the ball efficiently. His stamina is solid, though he lacks a polished end product. Given time to rest, he earns high praise.

Inaki Williams

  • Position: RWF
  • Playstyle: Prolific Winger

In terms of swiftness, skillful dribbling, and versatility as an attacking player, Inaki Williams stands out as a top choice. Although primarily a winger, he can adapt to various offensive positions with ease, and his performance statistics are quite impressive.

Currently, it seems there are some missing skills. It would be beneficial to add a few skills, and with that, you can get up to 11. I’ve had experience using other Inaki cards before, and they are definitely enjoyable to play with. However, I felt that KONAMI could have put more effort into this card. The strategy here is to develop him as a Forward (CF), and the stats look promising.

Luka Modric

  • Position: CMF
  • Playstyle: Orchestrator

Despite spending many years as a leading player, Luka Modric continues to rank among the top midfield maestros in football. As we’ve amassed several of his cards so far, I can confirm that this particular one delivers consistently well in terms of close control and dribbling stats.

In simpler terms, the item’s maximum rating is 98, which I find reasonably priced, but it’s a 100-rated card on AMF (American Muscle Fitness). Given its lack of endurance, it might not be ideal, but I recommend training it as an attacking midfielder to capitalize on its stats and abilities when opponents are fatigued.

Solly March

  • Position: RMF
  • Playstyle: Cross Specialist

In my view, Solly March appears to be an unconventional choice due to his roles primarily in midfield and as a left back. However, he boasts good speed and proficient crossing skills, according to statistical data. He’s capable of lofting passes better than sending them low, which can be quite beneficial if you’re fond of crosses into the box, given his Pinpoint Crossing ability.

As a fan, I’ve been impressed with his speed, acceleration, and nifty dribbling skills, which have caught my eye. However, physical contact seems minimal, and I wouldn’t recommend pushing things too far in that department. All in all, he’s a decent choice for your squad when you’re playing themed-matches on the wing.

Aritz Elustondo

  • Position: RB
  • Playstyle: Defensive Full-back

Sure thing!

Listen up. This player, Elustondo, is something special, let me explain why. He’s a no-nonsense defender who knows how to keep his position well. In the air, he’s not bad either, and when it comes to making tackles, you can always rely on him. He’s quick on his feet, and defensively speaking, he’s pretty solid too.

What’s intriguing about him is that he could serve as a reliable choice for a central defender. With his speed, impressive defensive stats, and nearly all the required skills, he just needs to master Heading and Man Marking techniques. Once he does, I believe he would make an excellent, swift backup defender.

Jamie Vardy

  • Position: CF
  • Playstyle: Goal Poacher

It’s unclear if I ever received a Jamie Vardy card before, so this is like a special treat for us supporters. Unfortunately, we didn’t draw the prime version of him, but hey, life goes on. Despite not getting the best card, Jamie Vardy still has excellent positioning skills and a decent finishing touch.

Although his performance has declined from his prime years, he remains impactful given the appropriate strategy. His role in the initial phases of play is limited, and he may not be the most skillful striker. Due to low endurance levels, it’s crucial to plan for substitutions at some point.

Whom should you opt for in the eFootball 2025 ‘Pride of the Club’ March NC Pack

Well, after analyzing all the cards form the pack, here’s my rankings of the six picks.

TierPlayers
SSS (Overpowered)None
S (Strong)None
A (Good)Luka Modric, Inaki Williams, Koke, Aritz Elustondo
B (Average)Solly March, Jamie Vardy
C (Below Average)None

If you’re an avid fan of any of these players, looking for backup options, building diverse themed teams, or your Nominating Contract is about to expire, then this pack is worth considering. However, don’t expect any major picks, which can be disappointing.

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2025-03-22 19:50

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