The most recent trailer for the renowned PES game (now known as eFootball) included an unexpected reunion of the MSN trio.

Football fans were ecstatic on November 21st when Japanese game developer Konami unveiled a trailer for the eFootball game series that featured the iconic “MSN” trio (Messi, Suarez, and Neymar).

Messi video calls Neymar to play the game in the teaser. When Suarez shows up, the Argentine sensation asks the three of them to play eFootball. The iconic three repeatedly “juggles” and performs traditional coordination techniques while wearing the Barcelona shirt throughout the teaser.

Konami claims that the MSN reunion is a “gift” that the game developer is giving to commemorate Barcelona’s 125th anniversary. Messi, Suarez, and Neymar’s trademark shoulder-to-shoulder celebration will also be unlocked if they are all on your team.

When Barcelona won the great triple in 2015, the “MSN” trio was regarded as one of the most formidable attacking lines in football history. Messi thinks Neymar, who is struggling in Saudi Arabia with Al Hilal, would be a great fit in Major League Soccer.

To stay in contact, Messi, Neymar, and Suarez continue to use a group chat. The Argentine sensation acknowledged that Neymar’s wage at Al Hilal is excessively costly (almost 2 million euros per week), making it “very difficult” for him to join Inter Miami.

The two largest football game brands, PES and FIFA, have been in a long-standing competition. Due to its realistic gameplay, high challenge, and resemblance to reality, PES continues to win over many players despite lacking the copyright to key events and teams worldwide.

With the release of the first PES version on the PS2 system in 2000, this game gained popularity in Vietnam. Playing this game on PlayStation systems came to be known as “playing PES.” On social media, PES player communities attract a large number of participants, with some groups reaching more than 500,000 members.