KONAMI’s eFootball 2027 has started a new season and is all set to bring along a fresh set of Epic, Big Time, and Show Time players. With more special cards being added regularly, choosing which players are actually worth spending resources on can become difficult, especially when the tactical side of things has changed with additions such as Fluid Formations.
So not every high-rated player performs the same way in actual matches, and a card’s value depends on several factors like playstyle, player movement, skills, boosters, and how well they fit into the current meta.
To make things easier, this tier list guide breaks down the special cards released in eFootball 2027 into different tiers, where the rankings are divided into four categories: Forwards, Midfielders, Defenders, and Goalkeepers.
Do note that the meta will continue changing throughout the season, so rankings can move as new updates, gameplay changes, and stronger cards arrive.
This tier list consists only of players released during the eFootball 2027 season. The previous season’s cards have been kept separately as the eFootball 2026 Epic, Big Time, and Show Time Player Catalogue, as that list has grown significantly larger over time.
Clicking each player will redirect you to their individual review, where you can check their recommended progression builds, required skills, booster details, and a detailed breakdown of how the card performs in-game.
Epic, Big Time, and Show Time Forwards Ranked
Here are the rankings updated for the Forwards.
Epic, Big Time, and Show Time Midfielders Ranked
Here are the rankings updated for the Midfielders.

Epic, Big Time, and Show Time Defenders Ranked
Here are the rankings updated for the Defenders.
Epic, Big Time, and Show Time Goalkeepers Ranked
Here are the rankings updated for the Goalkeepers.
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