Stylish eFootball (PES) user names and team names โ Unicode fonts and symbols that display in matches, the Dream Team screen and friend lists, within Konamiโs character limits.
Bold
Bold: Striker
Gothic
Gothic: Striker
Double Struck
Double Struck: Striker
Small Caps
Small Caps: Striker
Script
Script: Striker
Monospace
Monospace: Striker
Full Width
Full Width: Striker
Bubble
Bubble: Striker
Team โฝ
Team โฝ: Striker
Champion ๐
Champion ๐: Striker
FC prefix
FC prefix: Striker
United suffix
United suffix: Striker
Star โ
Star โ : Striker
Spaced caps
Spaced caps: Striker
Frame
Frame: Striker
Styled letters are Unicode characters, not fonts โ screen readers may read them letter by letter and search engines don't match them to plain words, so keep essential details in plain text. Learn more
eFootball (formerly PES) shows two names: your user name, set on your Konami ID and visible to opponents, and your Dream Team name shown on the team screen and in match intros. Both accept Unicode letters and most symbols, so bold, gothic and double-struck names and โฝ ๐ โ decorations are common in Division matches, especially on mobile where the player base is largest.
The user name allows up to 16 characters and the team name up to 20 (with some variation by platform); styled letters count as one. Emoji โฝ ๐ display on mobile and PC but may show as blank on some consoles, so the text-symbol rows (โ ๊ง ๊ง) are the safer choice for cross-platform play.
Type the user name or team name.
Pick a style โ bold with โฝ or the FC/United rows for a club feel.
Copy, then paste into Extras โ User Information (user name) or the Dream Team edit screen (team name).
As enforced in the current mobile and console versions:
Club-style names read well on the match intro banner.
Names appear in uppercase on some intro screens, which flattens small caps and script; bold and double-struck keep their shape. Keep one symbol per side so the name fits the banner without truncation.
Extras โ User Information โ User Name, paste the styled name and confirm. Changes are limited by a cooldown.
Yes โ Unicode names display in match screens on all platforms; emoji may not on console.
Around 20 characters, depending on platform; styled letters count as one.
On mobile and PC yes; on console use โ or text symbols.
Yes.
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