Leagues
- <small>1 Only in Winning Eleven 10</small>
- <small>2Unlicensed in Winning Eleven 10</small>
Teams
- <small>1Unlicensed.</small>
- <small>2Unlicensed in Winning Eleven 10.</small>
National Teams
- <small>1 Licensed.</small>
- <small>2Unlicensed in Winning Eleven 10.</small>
International Challenge National Teams
<small>1Winning Eleven 10 only.</small>
Winning Eleven 10
Winning Eleven 10 was released in Japan on April 2006, months before EA Sports and Bundesliga sign their exclusivity partnership, that means this was the last edition in the series that includes the German League.
Main differences
- Nippon Challenge mode (like International Challenge mode but you play only with Japan National Team).
- German League
- Jon Kabira and Tsuyoshi Kitazawa
- Peter Brackley and Trevor Brooking
- Christian Jeanpierre and Jean-Luc Arribart
- Wolff-Christoph Fuss and Hansi Küpper
- Marco Meccia and Mauro Sandreani
- Juan Carlos Rivero and Iñaki Cano
- Mateusz Borek and Roman Kołtoń
- Shin Seung-Dae and Seo Hyeong-Uk