Player skills

This skill in eFootball lets you perform a quick Sharp Touch (double-tap the sprint button), even while standing still or moving slowly. It helps with sudden changes of direction. It's a quite useful and easy-to-execute skill that makes it easy to break away from defenders.

This skill boosts the player's aerial ability while inside their own penalty area. Players equipped with this skill show clear aerial dominance, making it a genuinely practical weapon against another solid Show Time skill – Bullet Header.

This skill increases the player's speed the moment they're in the opponent's half while a teammate is in control of the ball. It helps create lightning-fast runs into open space and lets you outnumber the opponent's defense during attacking moves.

This ShowTime skill improves the attacking movement of your entire team the moment the player with this skill is near the ball. Once this player has the ball under control, all other teammates get a bonus to their Offensive Awareness attribute. This means they make smarter forward runs, find open space between defenders better, and react faster to through balls or other passing opportunities.

Adds sharper curl (bend) and extreme accuracy to finesse shots when you use around 50% power. (depends on distance from goal)

Bullet Header is essentially the header version of the Phenomenal Finishing skill. It increases the power and consistency of downward headers, making them more effective even from awkward angles.

Edged Crossing changes the trajectory of crosses – the ball drops sharply instead of curving on a horizontal plane. You'll notice the ball dropping quickly at the end of the pass. This skill also increases the accuracy of regular crosses, even when played with the weaker foot (provided the player's weak-foot accuracy is rated highly).

Fortress boosts defensive abilities – such as tackling, aggression and def. engagement – by 5% if you're leading at half-time. While it doesn't completely change the flow of the match, it gives you a bit of extra stability while defending in the second half when you're holding a lead. Its use cases are therefore fairly limited.

Game-Changing Pass increases the accuracy of both ground and lofted passes by roughly 10% during the second half if your team is losing or drawing. While useful when you're chasing the score, it's a "conditional" skill, so overall it doesn't have a huge impact and doesn't break the game in any way.

This hidden Show Time skill works more in the background than being directly visible during the match itself. It's rumored to boost the defensive abilities of players in your back line who are in your own half of the pitch. Although no official details exist for it, it likely boosts defenders' attributes – which makes it a nice bonus ST skill for a goalkeeper to have.

This Show Time skill boosts the physical strength of your defenders if you're leading after half-time and your goalkeeper is on the pitch. It essentially firms up your back line in situations where you're defending a lead, helping defenders hold their position and win more physical duels.

This skill improves a defender's ability to make a classic standing tackle, even in cases where the opponent is further away. What makes it especially useful is that it stays effective even when the player isn't sprinting – it works both while standing still and moving slowly.

Low Screamer improves the execution of Stunning Shots by making them faster and more powerful. If the power gauge is below 50% and the player shoots from outside the box, they unleash a sharp, low shot along the ground. This is what sets it apart from Dipping Shots, since it focuses primarily on speed and raw power.

This Show Time skill increases the player's ball control when surrounded by opponents (up to a limit of 4 defenders within 5 meters). Simply put: the tighter the space, the better the player holds onto the ball. It helps with close control in tight areas, quick touches, and shielding the ball under pressure. So when you're threading through a crowded midfield or trying to escape a hard press, this skill makes it harder for opponents to dispossess the player.

Momentum Dribbling increases the frequency of touches while dribbling, letting players keep tighter control over the ball. It improves fluidity of movement in tight spaces. It activates inside the opponent's penalty area.

Phenomenal Finishing is a skill that significantly reduces shooting errors when players try to score from awkward positions or while off-balance. Shots don't gain extra power, but this skill ensures better accuracy even under pressure. This makes it exceptionally reliable in tight situations or moments when the player has poor stability.

Phenomenal Pass is the passing equivalent of the Phenomenal Finishing skill. It lets players deliver accurate passes even while facing away from the target or in an awkward position. It reduces errors in key moments and makes through balls and other long passes far more accurate, regardless of the player's body orientation.

Makes it easier to perform a standing tackle that wins the ball using body contact, while also making it easier to knock the opponent off balance.

This skill boosts speed-related abilities (such as acceleration and top speed) when the player is deployed at DMF, RB, LB or CB and the opponent plays a pass into the space behind them. It helps defenders turn quickly, cut out through balls, and catch up to attackers running into open space behind the defense.

Shortens the time needed to execute a Stunning Shot. A Stunning Shot is performed 14% faster, and a classic (standard) shot 5% faster.

While holding the right stick left and the left stick up or down (when playing towards the right), performs the Tap Trick move.

Visionary Pass increases passing accuracy by reducing errors. It also improves the first touch (ball control), first-time passes, and first-time shots of players who receive a pass from the player who has this skill.

This Show Time skill boosts the player's shooting ability with every shot attempt, and this effect can stack up to eight times. Exactly how individual attempts count (for example blocked shots or fake shots) isn't always entirely clear in-game, which can make this effect hard to track visually. The main idea, though, is that repeated shooting builds momentum and gradually increases both accuracy and power.