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This infobox is describing the 2026 event, as shown by the dates immediately below it: 25-07-2026–26-07-2026. KONAMI’s official 2026 World Finals results page says the tournament "reached its climax in Bangkok, Thailand," and the official 2026 World Finals overview lists the venue as Siam Paragon. Those official pages contradict the claim that the 2026 event location was Tokyo, Japan.

The surrounding infobox is for the 2026 World Finals. KONAMI’s official 2026 World Finals overview explicitly lists the venue as Siam Paragon, and the official results article says the event took place over two days "inside Siam Paragon" in Bangkok, Thailand. That directly contradicts the claim that the 2026 venue was Konami Studio Ginza.

KONAMI’s official World Finals results pages identify the mobile champion as Rentao. The 2026 results article says "New Champion: Rentao" and adds that "Rentao claimed the title" in the final. The 2024 results page also names the mobile champion as Rentao. These official spellings contradict the article’s use of Renato.

KONAMI’s official announcement for the 2020 eFootball.Pro Cup says that in the Group Stage, the 10 clubs were divided into two groups and each club played four single matches in a round-robin format. A separate official structure page repeats that each club will play four single matches in a round-robin format. That directly contradicts the article’s statement that the group stage was single-elimination.

KONAMI’s official results name the 2024 mobile world champion Rentao, not Renato. KONAMI’s 2026 World Finals results page also uses the spelling Rentao for the same player. Because the official championship pages consistently use Rentao, the article’s winner name Renato is incorrect.