It's "Chili" and not chilie.
I think it's fantastic that Konami have included both Argentinian and Chilean leagues. Of course gameplay is even more important.
But lets dream for one time and suppose the gameplay will be ok.
The fact that attracted me most about PES in the PS2 days was that i could discover unknown teams.
As a Belgian at first i was disappoined that the Jupiler League wasn't included, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise as i discovered some clubs i still until today (Real Sociedad, Atalanta, Usc Palermo, Valenciennes,...).
In current gen i only like PES2011 but somehow ended up buying all the editions and it turned out that the Coppa Libertadores was the mode i loved most because i loved to play with unknown clubs. Even with bad PES games you still have to play to the strength of the teams and with South-American teams one can play slow but very skillful, technical football. The best goals i ever scored were with Newell's Old Boys in PES2011, and even in PES2013 i scored a couple of amazing goals with South American teams.
There is more in football than the Premier League and Rangers, believe me...