PES 2019 has been revealed with a very exciting debut trailer. The legendary David Beckham is in the spotlight this year alongside returning licence of FC Barcelona and some utterly gorgeous visuals. What we’ve played thus far looks very exciting. Not only that, we have an official PES 2019 release date too, and it’s sooner than any previous year!

Trusted Reviews has compiled everything you need to know about PES 2019 including the latest news, release date, gameplay, trailers and our hands-on preview from E3 2018.

What is PES 2019?
It’s the next entry in the popular football simulation series which has grown into Konami’s flagship title in recent years. We expect it will deliver the same high-caliber quality of visuals, gameplay, and modes the franchise is renown for with a few new additions to boot.

PES 2019 Preview
Coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC on August 30

Before reveal, it felt like the writing was on the wall for PES, and the future looked tough for the franchise as a whole. Losing the UEFA Champions and Europa League licence was a huge blow, and watching EA snap it up for FIFA 19 during its E3 2018  conference has stung. But the debut trailer featuring the iconic David Beckham along with subsequent announcements of league licences around Europe and the Americas has helped claw back some excitement for PES 2019.


It feels like we’re returning to the FIFA vs PES battle of the early 00’s, when FIFA stood as the moneybags behemoth, almost like the modern-day Premier League, while PES is that exciting young prospect playing really cool football in the European lower leagues your friend won’t stop going on about.

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Although Konami continues to allow players who are motivated enough to get the official team names into the game using various option files, the lack of official names and kits remains a sticking point for many players. That said, the game still maintains a fluidity that its big-name rival continues to ogle with envy.


PES 2019 Leagues – What has been revealed?
Following the reveal, Konami has confirmed some of the leagues coming to PES 2019 on its August 30 release date. The official site confirms new partnerships with Belgium’s Jupiler Pro League, Denmark’s Superliga, Switzerland’s Raiffeisen Super League, Russia’s Premier Liga, Portugal’s Liga NOS, Argentina’s Superliga Quilmes Clásica, and Scotland’s Ladbrokes Premiership. This gives footy fans plenty of good stuff to look forward to.

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