Pakistan’s eFootball national team is set to make history with its debut in the FIFAe Nations League. This marks the country’s first appearance in FIFA’s global esports ecosystem. The milestone reflects Pakistan’s growing presence in competitive gaming and international virtual football tournaments.
Pakistan will compete in the eFootbal Console, one of the three official titles featured in the tournament. The inclusion of eFootbal highlights the increasing popularity of digital football competitions worldwide. It also provides Pakistani gamers with a valuable opportunity to showcase their skills on a global platform.
A total of six players have qualified to represent the country. Shahzaib Raza has been appointed as the team’s esports manager. Qualifying Week 1 is scheduled from April 14 to April 16, where teams will compete for a place in the next stage.
Pakistan Squad
The national lineup includes:
- Talha Khan
- Muhammad Omar
- Muhammad Salman Khan
- Ahtesham Umair
- Sheri
- Kingzer
Pakistan has been placed in Group A of the Asia (East) & Oceania Zone. The team will face strong opponents, including Guam, Indonesia, Korea Republic, Myanmar, and Papua New Guinea. These matches will test Pakistan’s abilities in the competitive world of eFootbal.
Pakistan Fixtures – April 15
- Papua New Guinea vs Pakistan – 13:00
- Guam vs Pakistan – 13:30
- Pakistan vs Myanmar – 14:00
- Indonesia vs Pakistan – 14:45
- Pakistan vs Korea Republic – 15:15
The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has confirmed the country’s participation in the FIFAe 2026 season. PFF President Syed Mohsen Gilani described it as a significant step for Pakistan’s international presence.
He stated that this initiative will help nurture emerging esports talent. He also emphasized the federation’s commitment to promoting football gaming across the country. Such efforts are expected to strengthen Pakistan’s standing in the global eFootbal arena.
The FIFAe 2026 season features more than 120 participating nations across multiple titles. The journey begins with the FIFAe Nations League, followed by regional qualifiers. It will conclude with the prestigious FIFAe World Cup 2026.
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Pakistan’s debut signals a new era for digital sports in the country. It underlines the potential of local players to excel in international eFootbal competitions. This historic participation is expected to inspire a new generation of esports enthusiasts nationwide.
