Updated PES 2017 News: Konami unveils STUNNING Arsenal, Spurs, Man Utd and Liverpool player faces

KONAMI reveals even more ultra-realistic player facial models for PES 2017, including Paul Pogba from Man Utd, Chelsea's David Luiz, Alexis Sánchez from Arsenal, Tottenham's Hugo Lloris and Divock Origi from Liverpool.

If Konami's stunning new screenshots are anything to go by, then PES 2017 will feature some of the most realistic player models ever created.


The PES 2017 developer was universally praised after unveiling a selection of player faces last week.
Konami has issued even more screenshots since, showcasing some of the most impressive looking players from the upcoming football game.

The PES 2017 studio has also started listing the top-rated players in each position, as well as the fastest players and best free kick takers.

The latest batch of screenshots includes the likes of Paul Pogba from Man Utd, Chelsea's David Luiz, Alexis Sánchez from Arsenal, Tottenham's Hugo Lloris and Divock Origi from Liverpool.

The likes of Shinji Okazaki and Riyad Mahrez from reigning champions Leicester also feature, as does Joe Ledley from Crystal Palace.

Check out the gallery below for the latest PES 2017 player faces and top-rated players:

PES 2017 fans can download the Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 demo for free on PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC.

The PES 2017 trial features a total of nine teams, including international heavyweights France and Germany.
Players can also play as seven different club teams from Atlético Madrid, Arsenal, Barcelona, Boca Juniors, River Plate, Corinthians and Flamengo.

The FIFA 17 demo, on the other hand, has been given a September 12 release date on Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

PES 2017 will be available on PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC from September 15 in Europe and September 13 in North America.

The new game has adopted what it describes as the "Control Reality" ethos, which supposedly adds realistic new control elements.

Konami is said to be focusing on first touch, the making and receiving of passes, adaptive intelligence and more.

Its arch-rival FIFA 17, meanwhile, is trying to improve the physical side of the game, having recently picked a new cover star to replace Lionel Messi.