eFootball – Official Reveal Trailer (PES 2022)

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IGN published this video item, entitled “eFootball – Official Reveal Trailer (PES 2022)” – below is their description.

PES is changing forever this year as Konami rebrands its soccer sim to eFootball, a free-to-play game that will offer cross-play between all generations and devices. Check out the reveal trailer here and find out all about it with the help of Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta, and Gerard Pique.

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