Top 5 Soccer Games Performance in the Middle East Q3 2025

In the third quarter of 2025, the top soccer games on a unified platform in the Middle East showcased varied performance trends. Here’s a closer look at their metrics based on Sensor Tower data.

eFootball™ from KONAMI saw its weekly revenue fluctuate, peaking at around $151K in early July before declining to approximately $60K by the end of September. Weekly downloads started strong at about 28K but dropped to around 13K by the quarter's end. Active users initially increased, reaching a high of 418K in mid-August, before tapering off to 296K.

EA SPORTS FC™ Mobile Soccer by Electronic Arts had consistent weekly revenue, ranging from $86K to $150K, with a notable spike at the end of September. Downloads were steady, mostly between 36K and 72K, with a peak of 72K in late September. Active users fluctuated but ended on an upward trend, reaching 1.32M.

Top Eleven Be a Soccer Manager by Nordeus experienced a steady revenue increase to $55K mid-quarter, followed by a decline. Downloads remained relatively stable, hovering around 9K to 12K. Active users showed a slight decrease from 88K to 73K.

Dream League Soccer 2025 from First Touch Games Ltd. had a revenue peak of $53K in mid-July but saw a decline to $24K by the end of the quarter. Downloads gradually decreased from 28K to 19K, while active users saw a slight decline but remained above 382K by September's close.

Online Soccer Manager (OSM) by Gamebasics BV had a modest revenue ranging from $4.5K to $18K. Downloads decreased steadily from 10K to around 3.8K. The app maintained active users around the 85K mark initially, with a slight drop to 68K by the end of the quarter.

For more detailed insights and data regarding these trends, visit Sensor Tower.