eFootball National Team Rising Stars Pack Brings The Best Talents: Know The Top Picks

Konami gave another chance to the players to add some solid free cards to their dream team. The new nominating contract, eFootball National Team Rising Stars Pack, spawned in the game after the weekly maintenance on July 2. Unlike the traditional nominating contract, this pack has more cards, so players have more options to choose from. We are here to help you to pick the best card from here.

Konami Introduces Young Ballers in New Nominating Contract Pack

The new nominating contract pack, eFootball National Team Rising Stars, has brought 10 cards. Players will be able to sign as many cards as they want from this pack with ‘Nominating Contract Tickets’. All 10 cards are 5-star rated in this pack.

The pack will remain in the game for four weeks till the end of the Football Festival Campaign. Not all te cards are worth wasting the tickets on, check the list of the best eFootball National Team Rising Stars Players here.

Best Picks From the eFootball National Team Rising Stars Pack

The eFootball National Team Rising Stars Pack consists of 10 highlight cards. Even without additional boosters, some of the cards from here can be used due to their skills and reliable stats. If you have saved ‘Nominating Contract Selection Tickets’ by grinding in the vs AI modes, this is the time to use them and sign some solid cards for free.

Our top three eFootball National Team Rising Stars Players are Jamal Musiala, Warren Zaire-Emery and Tino Livramento. These 3 overshadow other cards in terms of their stats, skills, versatility and playing styles. Know the perfect ways to use them in the dream team below:

Jamal Musiala

Germany's young midfield sensation Jamal Musiala has received the most versatile card in the eFootball National Team Rising Stars Pack. You can play him as a winger, AMF, SS or even LMF. After a long time, Konami finally released a 100-rated nominating contract card. Musiala's strength lies in his ball control, dribbling and balance. He is quick but not the strongest.

With the 'Creative Playmaker' playing style, he will find spaces, so ensure to add 'attacking' individual instructions before starting him. Some skills that can make him better are: long-range shooting, low-lofted pass, pin-point crossing.

Warren Zaire-Emery

Warren Zaire-Emery can be used as a CMF, DMF or even as RB. He comes with very balanced defensive and offensive stats, which makes him very reliable at any of the three positions. At just 178 cm tall, he is not suited for defending against aerial threats.

Zaire-Emery should be utilised as a holding midfielder to build attacks with accurate passes, maintain possession through his balance and tight control, and take occasional long-range shots. Add these skills to make him more viable: Man marking, Blocker, Acrobatic Clearance, No-look pass.

Tino Livramento

Tino Livramento got an above-average card. His 'offensive fullback' playstyle makes him a threat up top but may leave space at the back. His low defensive awareness will affect his positioning, so try to manually position him while defending.

On the bright side, Livramento is fast, has high stamina and can cross the ball into the box. His balance and dribbling stats will make him feel less heavy. The best skills for this card include Blocker, track back, and low lofted pass.

Other Cards

• Marc Pubill: Lacks offensive stats and skills to be an Offensive Fullback.
• Ben Gannon-Doak: Stacked with stats on ball control but lacks passing and finishing abilities.
• Ayyoub Bouaddi: The 4th best card can be used alongside any Anchor Man.
• Lucas Bergvall: Lacks awareness in both offence and defence, mid at best.
• Luka Vuskovic: Too slow to be a CB in the current meta.
• Johan Manzambi: The stats are not balanced and all defensive skill sare absent.
• Yan Diomande: Stacked with stats on ball control but lacks passing and finishing abilities.

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