COBEG Editorial

Shahriar Rafi Joins El Galacticos in Official Move

Shahriar Rafi completes a move to El Galacticos from Efootball Conquerors, bringing all-time #203 and 2026 #65 value, squad depth, and ranking-backed transfer.

Shahriar Rafi has officially joined El Galacticos from Efootball Conquerors, with the Chandpur player now moving into the club’s academy setup and taking shirt number 4. It is a clean transfer and a clear step for a player who now gets a new platform at a club that will value discipline, structure, and steady growth.

For El Galacticos, this is the kind of signing that fits an academy plan. A young player arriving with an official done deal gives the club another option in its development path, and Rafi’s move adds depth while keeping the focus on improvement and long-term value.

The numbers behind Rafi’s record show why this transfer matters. In the all-time ranking, he sits at Rank 203 with 387 played, 209 wins, 50 draws, 780 goals, and 2005 points. That record tells the story of a player who has already spent a large amount of time in competitive eFootball and has been part of a winning environment more often than not.

His 60% all-time win rate is also strong enough to suggest consistency, not just short-term form. In a game where results build reputation, those totals show a player who has already seen a high level of competition and knows how to contribute over time.

The 2026 season data is even more encouraging. Shahriar Rafi is ranked 65th this season, with 241 played, 140 wins, 30 draws, 525 goals, and 1945 points. That means he is not only active, but also performing at a level that keeps him inside a strong competitive bracket.

A 64% win rate in the current season shows improved efficiency and a stronger return from his matches. For El Galacticos, that is the type of profile worth adding to an academy group: a player with proven volume, solid results, and enough points to show he can stay competitive across a long season.

Rafi’s move from Efootball Conquerors to El Galacticos is simple on paper, but useful in football terms. He brings experience, a strong match record, and current-season form that suggests he can fit into a system built around development and performance.

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