Football game guide for Android players

Kipas eFootball

Kipas eFootball packages the eFootball game by KONAMI with season-fresh squads, current kits and the modes players ask for: Dream Team, My League, divisions and co-op. This guide covers the features, the offline play, and the install steps for Android.

Dream Team and My League
Base game by KONAMI
Android phones and tablets
Free to play

Download APK (~71.63 MB)

Kipas eFootball for Android: season squads, Dream Team and My League. The checked file is ready on the download page.

eFootball gameplay screenshot: a player in the eFootball kit celebrating in a packed stadium — eFootball gameplay, the base game behind Kipas eFootball

Base gameeFootballBy KONAMI

Game modesDream TeamMy League, friendlies, co-op

PlatformAndroidPhones and tablets

PriceFreeFree to play

APK Details

SCOREBOARD

App name: Kipas eFootball
Type: Football game with squad building and online divisions
Base game: eFootball
Base game developer: KONAMI
Category: Sports - Football
Platform: Android phones and tablets
Price: Free (base game is free to play)
File size: 71.63 MB (the linked Kipas file)
Squad building: Dream Team with signed players and a transfer market
Updates: Season updates with refreshed squads and kits
Storage guide: Around 2.9 GB for the install, plus extra game data
Base game package name: jp.konami.pesam
Content rating: Everyone (base game)
Internet: Online modes need a connection; My League plays against the AI

FIXTURE LISTOn this page

What Is New Around Kipas eFootball

The newest talk in kipas football is about season-style updates: refreshed squads, current kits, and menus styled on the latest eFootball season. Each season package arrives as a full update for Android, with Dream Team, divisions, friendly matches, and a transfer market shown in screenshots.

Read the season news the way a careful player should. The base game moves in seasons set by KONAMI, and Kipas packages follow the same calendar. A screenshot of a new menu shows the presentation; the modes behind it are covered one by one in this guide: what each mode does, and how it plays.

What Is Kipas eFootball?

Kipas eFootball is the name players use for a football game experience built around eFootball, the free-to-play football game developed and published by KONAMI. It packages the eFootball game with season-style squads, kits and presentation for Android.

The name travels through community channels, groups, and video posts, mostly in Indonesia, where football games have been a daily habit since the PES years. Kipas football arrives as a ready-made package: install the file, open a familiar eFootball-style menu, and play with updated teams and presentation.

That is the starting point for everything on this page. The sections below cover the features players look for, the offline modes, the download and install steps, and how to think about any file that carries this name.

How Kipas Football Fits Around eFootball

Every Kipas eFootball build starts from the same base: KONAMI eFootball, the game that grew out of the Pro Evolution Soccer series. The official game is free to play, built around Dream Team squad building, league divisions, events, and weekly updates that follow real football.

Kipas eFootball builds on that base and tunes what players see locally: menus, kits, squad data, presentation, and mode settings, refreshed in season style. Your account progress, currency balances, and online records live with your eFootball account. When a post shows huge currency numbers, read them as a showcase: your own balance is the one you earn through events and tours.

Understanding that split explains how the game plays. Local content updates with each season package. Server-side features, divisions, events and your records, run through your account, which is why a stable connection matters for online modes.

Main Features of Kipas eFootball

Season-style squads and kits. Updated rosters and current-season kits are the first thing players check in any kipas football release.
Dream Team squad building. The familiar squad-building mode, with signed players and team management screens.
Division and friendly matches. Competitive divisions and one-off friendly matches against other players or the AI.
Transfer market screens. A market-style interface for moving players between clubs and growing the squad.
My League against the AI. A season mode against computer clubs is the feature offline players ask about most.
Co-op matches. Shared team play with other players online, in the same mode set as the base game.
Familiar eFootball menus. The interface follows the eFootball layout closely, which is why every screen feels familiar from the first match.

Together they make the package players come for: current squads, the full mode set and the familiar eFootball presentation, in one Android install.

Game Screenshots

These screenshots show the game in action: stadium celebrations, match play, kit detail, and attacking moves from eFootball, the game Kipas eFootball is built around.

eFootball game screenshot: a player celebrating with arms out in a packed stadium — Stadium celebration in eFootball

eFootball game screenshot: match action on the pitch with players contesting the ball — Match action from eFootball

eFootball game screenshot: a player striking the ball during open play — Open play strike in eFootball

eFootball game screenshot: close-up player detail and kit in a stadium — Player and kit detail in eFootball

eFootball game screenshot: wide stadium view during a match — Wide stadium view in eFootball

eFootball game screenshot: attacking move near the goal — Attacking move in eFootball

Safety and Verification

Safety is the section that decides whether Kipas eFootball belongs on your phone at all, so it stays practical. Every build listed here is checked before a download button goes live: the source is confirmed, the file details are compared before and after the tap, and extra downloads after the first install are measured, because the first file size you see is not the full picture.

Account care is part of the same routine. Sign in only inside the game itself, keep your password off third-party pages, and never type your game password into a page or form outside the game.

Our checks on any football file follow the same routine described on the review page for this site: confirm the source, compare the file details, install only on a test phone, and watch what the app asks for. A build that fails any of those steps does not get a download button here.

How to Download and Install

The Kipas file is linked on this site's download page, and these steps describe the careful order to follow with it, written for Android phones.

Start with space and backup. Football games are large. Free up several gigabytes, back up anything you care about, and charge the phone.
Check the file details first. Note the file name and size before you tap anything. If a page shows a different size after the tap, stop.
Install and open it once first. Let the first launch finish its setup before you sign in or change any setting.
Watch the permission prompts. A football game needs storage and network access. It does not need your contacts, messages, or accessibility control.
Never sign in with your main account. Your password belongs in the game login screen only, never on a page outside it.
Open offline features first. Start with My League and friendlies against the AI before touching anything that connects to a server.

How to Update

New Kipas eFootball releases follow the season calendar. A new season release usually means a fresh install of a new file, with the same checks repeated from the start, and your account progress carries through your eFootball account.

The base eFootball game updates through its normal channel in seasons and smaller patches. Keep the two in step: when a new season lands in the base game, the matching Kipas package follows it.

Device Compatibility

Kipas eFootball runs on Android phones and tablets and asks for roughly 2.9 GB of free storage for its own install, before extra data. Recent information points to modern Android versions, so keep the phone updated for the smoothest matches.

For a smooth match, aim for a phone with at least 4 GB of RAM, a recent mid-range chip or better, and stable storage space beyond the install size. Tablets give a bigger view of the pitch, and a Bluetooth controller can make matches easier to control.

Technical Details

The technical record starts with the base game. eFootball is developed by KONAMI, uses the package name jp.konami.pesam on Android, is free to play with optional purchases, carries an Everyone content rating, and stores account progress on KONAMI servers rather than only on the phone.

Kipas eFootball releases follow the same season calendar, so the current package always matches the latest eFootball season: refreshed squads, current kits and the newest presentation. Extra data downloads after install are part of the package, and the download page carries the file details of the current release.

Why Players Download It

The appeal is easy to understand. Players in Indonesia grew up with PES, and kipas football continues that habit on phones: current squads without waiting, local football flavour, and the feeling of a fresh season in one package.

The offline pull is part of it too. The phrase kipas efootball Offline trends because players want matches on the bus, at school, or anywhere a connection drops. My League against the AI is built for exactly those moments, and the guides on this site cover the offline modes in full.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Season-style squads, kits, and presentation in one community package
Built around a free, familiar football game that millions already play
Strong player community, with help and squad ideas easy to find
My League offline play suits travel and low-signal moments

Cons

Large install, with extra data downloads after the first setup
Online modes need a stable connection to hold a match
Season packages arrive as fresh installs rather than small patches
Low-end phones can struggle with full match settings

Old Versions

Older Kipas eFootball releases follow the season calendar. Community posts keep recent releases in circulation across seasons, and each one carries the squads and kits of its own season.

This page tracks the current season package. If you run an older release, the install steps and safety checks on this page are the ones to follow before updating to the newest build.

Alternatives Worth Knowing

Official eFootball by KONAMI. The base game itself: full online modes, live events, and an account that stays yours.
EA Sports FC Mobile. A licensed mobile football game with its own squad-building and live events.
Dream League Soccer. A lighter football game known for club building and offline-friendly play.
Score! Hero and similar small football games. For short sessions on phones that cannot carry a full match engine.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

The file will not install. The usual causes are low storage, a blocked unknown-source install, or a file that does not match your Android version. Free space first, then check the file details again before retrying.

The game asks for more downloads. Football games download extra data after the first install: kits, commentary and season content. Decide in advance how much data you accept, and stop if the total grows past it.

Online modes fail or disconnect. Check the connection first: switch to stable Wi-Fi, close other downloads, and re-enter the mode. Most disconnects trace to the network, not the game.

A login problem appears. Sign in again inside the game only, and check that the account details are typed correctly. Never enter your password on a page outside the game.

Matchday modes

Four modes on every fixture list

Dream Team

Build a squad from signed players and take it into divisions and events.

My League

A season against AI clubs, the mode offline players ask about most.

Friendly Match

One-off matches against friends or the AI at your own pace.

Co-op

Team up with other players in shared online matches.

Read before you install anything

Three checks before you install anything

Match the file. The name and size on the download page are the details of the file you should receive.
Guard your account. Sign in only inside the game itself, and never type your password into a page or form outside it.
Watch the permissions. A football game needs storage and network access. Anything beyond that is a stop sign.

Player questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kipas eFootball?

Kipas eFootball is a football game experience built around eFootball, the free-to-play football game by KONAMI. It packages season-style squads, current kits and the familiar eFootball modes (Dream Team, My League, friendly matches and co-op) for Android players, and it is best known across football communities in Indonesia.

What game is Kipas eFootball built around?

eFootball by KONAMI, the free-to-play football game that grew out of the Pro Evolution Soccer series. Kipas eFootball builds its season packages around that base game and its modes.

Is kipas efootball Offline play real?

Yes, in the modes built for it. My League runs a full season against AI clubs without a connection, which is the heart of the kipas efootball Offline interest. Dream Team events, divisions and co-op need a connection, like the base game.

How do I keep my eFootball account safe?

Sign in only inside the game itself, never on a web page or form, and keep your password private. Run the safety checks on this page before installing any build, and keep your account details away from third-party download pages.

What is the size and version of Kipas eFootball?

The linked Kipas file itself measures 71.63 MB, and its details are listed with the download on the download page. Once installed, the game data grows to roughly 2.9 GB, so keep that much free overall.

Is Kipas eFootball free?

Yes. Kipas eFootball is free, and the base game eFootball is free to play. The safety checks on this page still apply before any install.

Does Kipas eFootball work on low-end phones?

It is a large, demanding football game that needs roughly 2.9 GB of storage and a capable phone. Low-end phones will struggle with full match settings, so lower the graphics settings first.

Where do my Dream Team players and progress live?

Your squad, currency and progress live with your eFootball account, so they follow you when you sign in. Build your Dream Team once and it is there for divisions, events and co-op.

Where is the Kipas eFootball download?

On the download page of this site. The checked file is linked there with its measured size on the button, and the install steps on this page walk you through the setup.

What is the safest way to play eFootball on Android?

Install from a page whose file you can check: match the file details, watch the permission prompts, and sign in only inside the game. The safety section on this page lists the full routine.

Conclusion

Kipas eFootball is the season-fresh way to play football on Android: current squads and kits, the full eFootball mode set, and a community that lives the game daily. Enjoy real progress and online play with your account, run the safety checks before any install, and keep your account details inside the game. That balance is the whole verdict of this guide.

Additional Details

Kipas eFootball is a football game experience built around eFootball by KONAMI, a free-to-play football game for Android. This guide covers the features, the base-game facts, the offline modes, and the safety checks. Price: 0 USD.