An unlicensed version of a player is found when he plays for a club or more often for a national team where Konami don't currently have the rights to portray them officially. In this case the player(s) will have a fake name and a generic face, even if he is world class. It often happens that a famous player, playing for an unlicensed national team, will have two versions in the same game: the licensed one in the club, under his real name and normally with a preset face, and the unlicensed one in the national side, under a fake name and with a generic face. Sometimes a player can be licensed in a national team and under a fake name on a unlicensed team,like the case of potuguese goalkeeper Ricardo Pereira,under the fake name Rimando in Esportiva(Real Name:Sporting) in PES 5.
Weirdly enough,on earlier PES,some players don“t lose their Preset Face just like in the case of Ricardo Pereira.
The stats are identical in the 99% of the cases (only some Japanese players had different stats in the past). Sometimes, due to licensing or transfer issues, one of the two versions disappear or re-appear after an update.
This page has been created to help editors to find which players they'd need to delete in order to make the cleanest Option File.
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[edit] PES 2011
These players in PES 2011 have generic doubles.
[edit] Europe
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Bosnia
Sanel Jahic (Jorhic)
Emir Spahic (Skarac)
Miralem Pjanic (Planac)
Zvjezdan Misimovic (Mikinoric)
Zlatan Muslimovic (Mrtovic)
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Montenegro
Nikola Drincic (Djorcic)
Simon Vukcevic (Vumomiteic)
Stevan Jovetic (Jormac)
Mirko Vucinic (Vujudaic)
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Serbia
Nemanja Vidic (Viricchi)
Aleksandar Lukovic (Luminac)
Branislav Ivanovic (Ikavic)
Aleksandar Kolarov (Korsevic)
Dejan Stankovic (D. Stankvic)
Nenad Milijas (Mihalinas)
Milos Krasic (Krunacchi)
Milan Jovanovic (Josarolic)
Marko Pantelic (Pabelic)
Nikola Zigic (Miruic)
Ivan Obradovic (Ortamovic)
Milos Ninkovic (Nicorvic)
Danko Lazovic (Lagoric)
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Slovakia
Martin Skrtel (Sirikael)
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Ukraine
Anatoliy Tymoschuk (Tylasetzk)



