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eFootball Coins Price Change: What Changed in Türkiye and Bolivia on iOS and Android?

KONAMI changed eFootball Coins prices on September 17, 2026 because of exchange-rate fluctuations. Here is who is affected on App Store and Google Play—and what was not announced.

eFootball Coins Price Change: What Changed in Türkiye and Bolivia on iOS and Android?

If the price of eFootball Coins suddenly looks different in your store, KONAMI has an official explanation for some users. On September 17, 2026, the company changed Coin prices because of exchange-rate fluctuations. The iOS notice applies to App Store users in the Republic of Türkiye using TRY. The Android notice applies to Google Play users in Türkiye using TRY and Bolivia using BOB. KONAMI did not publish a new numeric price table or a universal percentage increase/decrease in these notices, so it would be inaccurate to turn the announcement into one fixed number for every Coin pack. The practical move is to check whether your store, country/region and currency are actually inside the notice, then read the live price shown before confirming a purchase. KONAMI also says prices may be adjusted again in the future for the same exchange-rate reason.

1) What KONAMI announced

Both official notices are dated September 17, 2026 and say eFootball Coins prices are being changed because of exchange-rate fluctuations. There is a separate iOS notice and Android notice, so platform scope matters.

2) Who is affected on iOS?

The iOS notice is for App Store users in the Republic of Türkiye using TRY. Bolivia is not listed in the iOS notice, so it should not be added to that platform's scope without another source.

3) Who is affected on Android?

The Android notice is for Google Play users in Türkiye (TRY) and Bolivia (BOB). That is broader than the iOS notice for this specific adjustment.

4) Do we know the new prices?

Not from these notices. KONAMI announces that prices changed but does not list every Coin pack with old and new amounts. The number that matters is the live price displayed in your own store before checkout.

Two distant regional panels show abstract in-game coin tokens.
A conceptual eFootball Coin region comparison, without claiming actual prices for Türkiye or Bolivia.

5) Was it an increase or decrease?

The notices do not state a universal direction or percentage. They identify exchange-rate fluctuations as the reason. Do not repeat an unofficial percentage as if KONAMI published it.

6) Why are iOS and Android scopes different?

The announcements are tied to the storefront and local currency: App Store on iOS and Google Play on Android. The listed countries differ this time. That does not prove one platform is always cheaper.

7) Use your live storefront as the purchase reference

Open the Coin purchase screen and read the current local price before confirming. An old screenshot, another player's currency or a price from a different store region is not a reliable checkout reference.

8) Can prices change again?

Yes. KONAMI explicitly says prices may be adjusted again in the future for the same exchange-rate reason. September 17 is therefore not a promise of permanent pricing.

9) Coins are not eFootball Points

This announcement is about eFootball Coins. Do not mix it with eFootball Points issues, balances or redemption rules. They are different systems.

10) Before buying a large pack

Check the displayed currency, pack size and final price. If the amount is different from what you expected, stop and decide whether the purchase still fits your budget instead of tapping through from habit.

11) Did every country change?

No. The notices name specific markets: Türkiye on iOS; Türkiye and Bolivia on Android. They do not say every global market changed on September 17.

A checkout review sheet sits beside symbolic game coins.
Check final official-store prices, region and account before payment; no taxes or reductions are represented as facts.

12) Can you directly compare Türkiye and Bolivia?

Not meaningfully from the notice alone. TRY and BOB are different currencies, and the announcement does not provide a value comparison. It only confirms both Android markets are included.

13) Why might your friend see a different price?

They may be using a different storefront, country/region or currency. A different displayed price is not automatically a bug. First compare platform and currency context.

14) Should you buy now because prices might rise again?

KONAMI does not recommend that. The notice says another adjustment may happen, but it does not say when or in which direction. Avoid spending because of an unconfirmed future increase.

15) Best way to use this information

Treat it as a local pricing notice. Verify your store and currency, read the live price and avoid inventing a universal percentage. If you are outside the named markets, do not assume the notice applies to you.

Before buying eFootball Coins

  • Check whether you use App Store or Google Play.
  • Check your storefront country/region and currency.
  • iOS notice: Türkiye / TRY.
  • Android notice: Türkiye / TRY and Bolivia / BOB.
  • Read the current pack price before confirming.
  • Do not rely on old screenshots from another region.
  • Do not invent an increase/decrease percentage KONAMI did not publish.
  • Remember that future exchange-rate adjustments are possible.

Sources & references2

KONAMI — eFootball Coins Price Change (iOS, Sep 17 2026): KONAMI — eFootball Coins Price Change (Android, Sep 17 2026)

  1. konami.comkonami.com
  2. konami.comkonami.com

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