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The free-to-play footy simulator eFootball<\/a>\u00a0is due to go offline for a number of days, as the developers prepare to drop the 1.1.0 update into the game.<\/p>\n Konami has stated that the \u201cVersion 1.1.0 update will include improvements of win\/loss decision-making in online matches, enhancements of server capacity and preparation for future initiatives such as data sharing between console and mobile\u201d.<\/p>\n This eFootball server downtime will also lay the groundwork for the Season 2 content to arrive in the game, which is schedule to happen in the coming weeks.<\/p>\n So, when does eFootball go offline and when will the servers return to normal? Keep on reading for all the key intel.<\/p>\n Konami has confirmed that eFootball will begin a period of planned server downtime from\u00a0Monday 30th May 2022<\/strong>.<\/p>\n While the online component of the game is offline, players will still be able to use the offline Trial matches feature. This means you can play against the AI or a friend in the same room as you.<\/p>\n [About version 1.1.0 update for Console]When does the eFootball server downtime start?<\/strong><\/h2>\n