eFootball’s down for maintenance today, which means no matches for a while. The Daily Game’s end time has been pushed back, so you’ll have extra days to finish your objectives. Players online are annoyed about the wait but happy for a little more time. It’s just a typical maintenance break—hang tight, and you’ll be back playing soon.
eFootball Maintenance
If you opened eFootball this morning and couldn’t get past the loading screen, welcome to the club. Massive maintenance is in full swing—right on schedule for the July 31, 2025, global update. Today's downtime isn’t just about regular housekeeping; Konami has used this maintenance window to shake up some of the in-game event timings, and everybody’s feeling the impact.
Here’s the main news for DAILY grinders: The Daily Game’s end time, which used to hit at 01:59 UTC, has now been stretched way out until August 13, 08:59 UTC. That’s a major shift, especially for folks who schedule their login bonuses or event challenges around these resets. Basically, if you were counting on the old reset for a reward or a quest, you’ll need to hang on an extra couple of weeks this time.
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Scrolling through X/Twitter this morning, @LSoccerworld recently shared a tweet, "With the maintenance today, there's no need to rush and deal with the Daily Games before the original July 31st deadline. The end time has been extended, so players now have extra time to complete their tasks without the pressure of finishing by the end of the month."
On another X/Twitter, @big__Wizzyy shared a twee, "You're right, there's maintenance, so not sure how I'm logged in. Maybe some parts of the server are still up."
When Will the eFootball Servers Be Back Up?
So, here’s what we know directly from Konami: Maintenance is planned to finish at 08:59 UTC on August 13. Until then, all major online modes are down. If you try to log in, you’ll just get the usual maintenance splash screen—no matches, no transfers, nothing new to scout. This isn’t a short one.
Some players are speculating that the length of this maintenance signals something big brewing in the background—maybe new event types, maybe a patch to address those lag spike complaints that have been popping up all month. Nobody from Konami has confirmed any bonus content, though, so don’t get hyped for a new player drop unless you hear it from official channels.
It’s the unpredictability of these server updates that annoys many players the most. For long-time eFootball fans, these extended windows mean reorganizing play schedules, especially for those who grind hard in events or want to time pulls for squad upgrades. If there’s any upside, it’s that extra time to hit objectives—so long as you adjust your gaming clock accordingly.
If you’re new to this, a good tip is to keep up with the eFootball social accounts. Twitter and Instagram, in particular, provide the earliest real warnings when maintenance wraps up or if there are bugs after servers go live. As one Instagram story put it, “Refresh, refresh, refresh... when those servers finally ping green, you know it’s go time again.”
Gamers are hoping this longer maintenance window means fewer random disconnects, but nobody’s betting their coins on it yet. We’ve seen before how sometimes these “major updates” roll out with their own set of launch-day hiccups. Still, the community’s got that “wait it out and hope for smooth play” vibe going strong.
So to sum up: Maintenance started July 31, and unless Konami pulls off an early finish, online features are iced until August 13, 08:59 UTC. Don’t forget to check @eFootball on Twitter and @mrefootballer on Instagram for the very latest—they usually break the news the minute the servers flick back on. And hey, maybe this is the perfect window to clear out your gaming backlog, unless you want to sit around staring at loading bars
