eFootball Transfer Market
Why There Isn't One, and How Signings Work
eFootball has no transfer market between players: you cannot list, sell, bid on or swap player cards with other users. Every player is signed from Konami through the Contract menu (player lists, tickets and packs) with GP, eFootball Coins or eFootball Points. The only way squads change hands between people is the sale of a whole account, which Konami's Terms of Use prohibit; escrow protects the money in that case, not the account.
Why There Is No Transfer Market
If you are coming from other football games, you may expect an auction house where players set prices. eFootball does not have one. Konami is the only source of players, and the prices are whatever each list, ticket or pack costs in the game.
Konami's Terms of Use go further: you may not "sublicense, lease, lend, sell, gift, bequeath, trade, transfer or provide use or access to any Virtual Goods and/or Virtual Currency, except as expressly provided by Konami". So anyone offering to sell you individual players or coins outside the game is offering something the game does not support.
How Signing Players Actually Works
Everything goes through [Contract]. Signed players then need to be registered in your [Game Plan] to play in matches.
Standard Player List
You chooseSign any player of your choice, using filters to find him. Since v6.0.0, filtering by position also shows players with a high Position Proficiency there.
Special Player List
See each offerPlayers with top real-life performances, players from featured leagues and football legends. May not be available in certain countries or regions.
Manager List
You chooseManagers with different Coaching Affinity and Team Playstyle proficiencies.
Standard Player Tickets
RandomEarned from Event Rewards and other means. Each signs a player at random.
Packs
See each packPlayers, managers and strips. Each pack shows its contents and odds in-game.
Contract items you earn work the same way: a Chance Deal signs a random player from its list, a Nominating Contract lets you pick from its list (valid for 60 days), and a Selection Contract lets you pick from an exclusive Player List. More detail is in our pack opening guide.
The Three Currencies
Earned by meeting conditions in-game. Signs players and managers. Cap 999,999,999. Cannot be bought with Coins.
Bought in the Shop or earned from objectives and events. Up to 99,999 paid Coins and 9,999,999 in total.
Earned in-game and from out-of-game campaigns. Used to sign players and exchange items.
If you play on mobile and move between iOS and Android, note that eFootball Coins, paid and free, do not carry over between operating systems (they stay usable if you go back). Data cannot be moved between mobile and console at all.
Smart Buying Inside the Game
General advice based on the official rules:
Browse ratings from the game data (March 2026) at eFootball players, or open a single card in player analytics.
How Whole Accounts Change Hands
Because players cannot be traded, people who want a ready-made squad sometimes buy a whole account. Be clear about two things first. Konami's Terms of Use say Account IDs and passwords are for personal use only and may not be sold, traded or transferred, and Konami may suspend or terminate accounts. And no marketplace can guarantee an account's standing with Konami.
The escrow flow on eFootball Market
You pay at checkout in USDT (TRC-20). An admin checks the transaction on the TRON network, usually within 1-2 hours. The money is held by eFootball Market, not sent to the seller.
The seller accepts the order, sends the login details in the order's transaction chat and marks it delivered.
You log in, change the email and password, remove any links you do not control, and check that the players, team strength and coins match the listing.
You confirm and the seller is paid (minus a 5% platform fee and 2% escrow fee). If something is wrong, you open a dispute before confirming and an admin reviews the order, using the transaction chat as evidence.
Every listing is reviewed by an admin before it appears and shows the seller's rating and completed sales. Some sellers have chosen to verify their identity; not all have. The site does not check coin balances, division, ban history or whether an original owner could recover the account, so do those checks yourself before you confirm. Read more on our trust and safety page.
$100
Median asking price
$55 to $210
Middle half of prices
2,000 to 3,308
Team strength range
77 accounts listed on eFootball Market as of October 2026. Live, daily-updated numbers are on the account prices page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a transfer market in eFootball?
No. eFootball has no transfer market between players. You cannot list, sell, bid on or swap player cards with other users. Every player is signed from Konami through the Contract menu using GP, eFootball Coins or eFootball Points.
Can I sell or trade players with other users in eFootball?
No. There is no in-game feature for it, and Konami's Terms of Use say you may not sell, gift, trade or transfer any Virtual Goods or Virtual Currency except as expressly provided by Konami. You can release a player you no longer want, but released players cannot be retrieved.
How do I get a specific player in eFootball?
If he is on the Standard Player List, you can sign him there directly; Konami says you can sign any player of your choice from that list. A Nominating Contract or Selection Contract also lets you choose from a list. Chance Deals and Standard Player Tickets are random, and packs show their contents and odds in-game.
Can I buy GP with eFootball Coins?
No. Konami's FAQ says GP cannot be bought with eFootball Coins. GP is earned in-game. Coins can be bought in the Shop or earned from objectives and events.
Is it allowed to buy an eFootball account?
No. Konami's Terms of Use say you may not sell, gift, trade, transfer or give access to Account IDs or passwords, and Konami may suspend or terminate accounts. It is generally not a crime, but it is against Konami's terms, and Konami does not publish how often it acts. Escrow protects your money, not the account's standing.
How does buying an account on eFootball Market work?
You pay at checkout in USDT (TRC-20) and an admin checks the payment on the TRON network, usually within 1-2 hours. eFootball Market holds the money. The seller accepts the order, sends the login details in the order's transaction chat and marks it delivered. You log in, change the email and password, remove links you do not control and check the players, team strength and coins. Then you confirm and the seller is paid, or you open a dispute for an admin to review.
How much does an eFootball account cost?
As of October 2026, the 77 accounts listed on eFootball Market have a median asking price of $100, with the middle half between $55 and $210. The cheapest is $18 and the most expensive $999. Buyers pay the listed price with no buyer fee. See the efootball-account-prices page for live, daily-updated numbers.