Konami and CBF Bring Back Brasileirão Serie A License to eFootball

Konami and CBF Bolster eFootball with Official Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A License

Konami has partnered with the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) to officially bring the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A to eFootball, expanding the game's use of official uniforms and the CBF logo for the Brazilian national team. This long-term partnership underscores Konami's commitment to its Brazilian fanbase and the authenticity of the eFootball experience, connecting fans more closely with the global esports scene through officially licensed content from Brazilian leagues and competitions. eFootball is Konami's free-to-play rebrand of the Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) series, featuring enhanced graphics and gameplay. To date, players worldwide have downloaded the game over 950 million times. Konami Group, founded in 1973 as an arcade game manufacturer, has grown into a diversified entertainment company with interests in digital entertainment, leisure, gaming, and sports. Konami Digital Entertainment, its main subsidiary, develops games for mobile devices, consoles, and trading card games, including eFootball, Metal Gear, Silent Hill, Castlevania, Contra, and Yu-Gi-Oh! This partnership with CBF further demonstrates Konami's dedication to providing authentic football experiences for its global community. The return of Brasileirao Serie A to eFootball reinforces Konami's support for its Brazilian fans and the continued growth of the eFootball esports ecosystem.

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