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Konami has extended its partnership with Arsenal
The London-based football team and the game developer will continue to work together from the 2022/23 season onwards.
The London-based football team and the game developer will continue to work together from the 2022/23 season onwards.
The multi-year deal will "incorporate many different commercial, imagery, and activation rights" into eFootball.
The partnership is regarded as "one of [Konami's] largest footballing partnerships".
This way Konami extends the 2019 overtime for some more seasons with the German club, which finished runner-up in the eFootball Championship Pro.
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