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Research reviewed: · eFootball 2027
A dated summary of Amadeusz’s reports and wyzzzzzzz’s code analysis. Fortress Defensive Awareness and Super-sub Finishing have gameplay retests; many other results come from code analysis and still need full-match validation. Skill details are in the Skills tab. These findings replace the older conflicting guidance on this site.
Temporary additions pass through the ordinary 99 cap before separate post-cap additions. Local action bonuses can exceed 99: Phenomenal Finishing +7 can yield 106, Phenomenal Pass +6 can yield 105. Motion and trajectory effects remain separate. Displayed 93 is not a universal training target.
Read the sourceFortress + Super-sub gives +7 to the four defensive attributes. Visionary Pass + Phenomenal Pass shares one +6 selector; ordinary passing + Phenomenal uses +6 rather than +11. Momentum Dribbling and Attacking Surge require different ballholders, preventing a simultaneous +9 from that possession check.
Read the sourceCondition changes the current base; manager deltas use an independent reference; temporary skills and relevant debuffs follow, then the cap and post-cap additions. Temporary skills do not recalculate manager thresholds or condition arrows. Arrow changes vary by attribute group and original positional rating.
Read the sourceA qualifying headed duel modifies the Physical Contact difference by +5. Both players having the skill cancels this particular modifier. It is not Jump +5 or a permanent attribute-panel boost.
Read the sourceIn the reported test, a forward fake shot around the third touch, 5–10 metres into the run, gained four frames during acceleration. It gave no standing-start benefit and was slower at top speed. This is a scenario-specific test, not a permanent +12 stat bonus.
Read the sourceBoth required Destroyers must occupy CMF roles. The coordinated press boosts Tackling and Aggression; the article establishes no numerical bonus. Amadeusz found little noticeable double-team improvement in his gameplay review.
Read the sourceUnreleased Decisive Pass provisionally adds Low Pass and Curl +6; its complete activation path is unresolved. Willpower’s summary reports +1 per recorded shot, up to +8, without a complete affected-stat list. Penalty Specialist now changes parameters rather than the older fixed +10 attribute rule.
Read the sourceEach effect still needs its own activation conditions. These reported combinations do not establish every possible skill pairing.
The third column applies to Physical Contact, Balance, Kicking Power, Jump, Dribbling, Ball Control, Finishing, Low Pass and Lofted Pass. Defensive and GK attributes, Offensive Awareness, Heading, Set Piece Taking and Curl are unaffected by this stamina penalty.
| Remaining stamina | Speed / Acceleration | Other affected attributes |
|---|---|---|
| ≥70% | ×1.000 | ×1.000 |
| 60% | ×0.983 | ×0.967 |
| 50% | ×0.967 | ×0.933 |
| 40% | ×0.950 | ×0.900 |
| 30% | ×0.933 | ×0.867 |
| 20% | ×0.917 | ×0.833 |
| ≤10% | ×0.900 | ×0.800 |
Autonomous running has a separate downgrade threshold at 40% stamina. Captaincy lowers it by 10 percentage points, Fighting Spirit by 15, and Destroyer by 15; these stack without removing attribute penalties. Fighting Spirit also reduces a ball-release pressure penalty by 20%. Fortress boosts four defensive attributes that stamina does not reduce, so it does not offset stamina loss; any portion above the temporary 99 cap is wasted before separate post-cap additions.
Read the sourceColumns indicate Weak Foot Accuracy. Penalties apply to the relevant weak-foot action. Even Very High loses 3 passing/shooting points. Weak-foot Blitz Curler and Edged Crossing require Very High. Defensive actions are unaffected by Weak Foot Accuracy and Usage.
| Effect | Low | Medium | High | Very High |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal pass / shot: attribute penalty | −15 | −11 | −7 | −3 |
| Stunning pass / shot: attribute penalty | −25 | −17 | −10 | −3 |
| Curl: attribute penalty | −24 | −17 | −10 | −3 |
| Maximum ball speed (km/h) | 100 | 106.7 | 113.3 | 120 |
| Trapping Ball Control: penalty | −7 | −4 | −2 | 0 |
| Dribbling: penalty | −20 | −13 | −6 | 0 |
In his 4 September 2026 comparison of the 2027 and 2026 engines, Amadeusz measured 5 extra frames over 36 metres, a high-speed touch interval increasing from 48/60 to 53/60 seconds, and 33% more maximum player–ball distance. His 99 Speed / 99 Dribbling example reached 30.49 km/h on the ball, matching a 79 Speed player's off-ball top speed only with enough chase distance. This is not a universal defender training target; low-speed dribbling remains useful.
Read the sourceAmadeusz's 19 October analysis reports higher stamina consumption for Long Ball Counter in the new version. With attribute penalties beginning below 70% remaining stamina, he highlights Nedvěd, Vieira, Lahm, Zanetti and Thuram as examples benefiting from stamina, and values The Destroyer's endurance effect more highly. These are practical examples, not a guarantee for every card or match; inspect the actual build's stamina. Fighting Spirit, Captaincy and The Destroyer delay autonomous-running downgrades, but do not cancel the attribute penalties above.
Read the sourceAmadeusz's 18 October retest matched 60 Defensive Awareness plus Fortress to 66 in eFootball 2027. His May 2026 test matched 60 plus Fortress to 63: the older +5% result belongs to eFootball 2026, while the current reported bonus is flat +6. The direct gameplay comparison tests Defensive Awareness; the four-attribute scope comes from the accompanying analysis. Fortress still uses the temporary 99 cap, so +6 is not guaranteed to produce six extra points near the cap.
Read the sourceIn his 19 October accuracy analysis, Amadeusz suggests 85 passing and 85 Finishing as a progression-saving AMF option when the relevant Through Passing, Pinpoint Crossing and Long-range Shooting +5 action bonuses apply. That can reach the reported 90 breakpoint for those actions; ordinary passes and shots do not all receive the bonus. Weak-foot deductions and stamina penalties can lower the effective input. This is a conditional build example, not a universal 85 target or a permanent +5 panel boost.
Read the sourceAmadeusz reports 6 fewer frames for Stunning Shots and 3 fewer frames for Controlled Shots (about 14% and 13% in his tests). These are measured animation timing changes, not attribute bonuses.
Read the sourceIn Amadeusz’s test, setting Attack/Defence Level to red makes the defender join attacks automatically. Manually carrying him beyond halfway can also keep him involved upfield. Without either trigger, he behaves much like a Build Up or styleless defender.
Read the sourceAmadeusz found that a styleless forward with Track Back presses much like Front Line Pressure, while the native style activates in more situations. Giving Track Back to an Attack Outlet did not make it press actively in his test; playing styles can take precedence over the skill. A lone high presser may also spend more stamina.
Read the sourceFront Line Poacher tends to close passing lanes instead of charging at the ball carrier, with little additional stamina use reported. Attack Outlet stays high and conserves stamina, but can still be called into teammate pressure; Counter Target cannot.
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