Alongside the Portugal National Team Pack, eFootball 2026 has also released the England ’26 Premium Pack, giving players another complete squad package built around a national team setup. We have an Epic Harry Kane after a long time, while Thomas Tuchel takes charge as the featured manager, again with 90 Proficiency in one style of play.
Now that we have two 2000 coin packs, the question is whether the England ’26 Premium Pack can match or even surpass the value offered by the Portugal bundle. Let’s break down Epic Harry Kane, Thomas Tuchel, the supporting players, and whether this pack deserves a place on your shopping list.
Manager: Thomas Tuchel
- Version: National Team Pack England ’26
- Proficiency: Possession Game (90 Rated) and Quick Counter (89)
- Link-up Play: Over the Top Pass A
- Affinity: Star Players+
- Booster Type: Double Booster – Low Pass and Stamina
Gets a strong combo of Possession and Quick Counter, and also the most popular linkup play in the game from my experience, something that has made Fabio Capello work tremendously well. The booster options can be a hit or miss though, it doesn’t directly help a position rather distributed across positions.
Harry Kane
- Position: CF
- Playing Style: Deep Lying Forward
- Show Time Skill: Bullet Header
Kane’s Epic card isn’t an attention grabber like an Mbappé or Romário card, but when you actually look at the profile, it’s a very complete striker. You have excellent finishing, strong offensive awareness, very good physical contact, solid dribbling for a striker of this size, and passing best among CFs.
Unlike Goal Poachers who constantly look to run beyond the defence, Kane naturally likes dropping into pockets, linking play, and bringing teammates into attacks. Looking at the skills, KONAMI has built him perfectly for that role with Through Passing, One Touch Pass, and good passing stats already.
He’s obviously not going to move like a Baggio, but for a 188 cm striker with strong physical contact, the ball control and tight possession are very respectable. He should feel comfortable receiving the ball under pressure and turning defenders. What I also like is the kicking power combined with the Low Screamer.
That skill fits Kane much better than many other forwards because he already has the shooting profile to make use of it. Physically, he’s exactly what you’d expect. Strong enough to shield the ball, good enough in aerial situations, and capable of holding off defenders while waiting for support. The balance is decent too, which should help him avoid feeling too heavy.
There aren’t many obvious weaknesses outside of lacking elite pace compared to the fastest meta strikers. If you enjoy Deep-Lying Forwards and want a striker who can both score and create, this looks like one of the better Kane cards we’ve had.
The England Pack feels like the better overall foundation if you’re picking just one for this World Cup cycle. The manager and tactics combination works really well, and the link-up for Tuchel is stronger, as per experience.
Harry Kane also comes as the more complete package stat-wise, offering excellent numbers alongside a strong in-game presence. Portugal pack still has an edge when it comes to playstyles, with Ronaldo being a Goal Poacher, which is a very attractive option.
If you have enough Coins, spending around 4K and getting both packs is honestly worth it since they complement each other well. But if you’re not specifically a fan of either national team and only want to invest in one pack, England is the safer pick overall.
| Tier | Players/Manager |
|---|---|
| SSS (Endgame) | Thomas Tuchel |
| SS (Excellent) | Harry Kane |
| S (Strong) | Jude Bellingham, Cole Palmer, Marc Guéhi, Nico O’Reilly |
| A (Good) | Dan Burn, Anthony Gordon |
| B (Average) | Elliot Anderson, Jordan Pickford, Marcus Rashford, Ezri Konsa |
| C (Below Average) | None |
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