Who am I? Guess Bundesliga star No 3

What the report says
BBC Sport Football has published another installment of its Bundesliga-themed “Who Am I?” quiz, tying the game to live top-flight German football coverage on BBC Sport, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. The quiz is presented as a Friday feature alongside the day’s Bundesliga match coverage, with Union Berlin hosting Schalke at 19:30 BST.
The format is straightforward: readers are asked to identify a Bundesliga player in as few guesses as possible. Each incorrect attempt reveals an additional clue, and BBC Sport says fewer clues means a better score. The page notes that a score of three is considered strong, while four or five is described as exceptional.
BBC Sport says the clues and player selection were put together by its Adam Ellis. The quiz is also presented as part of a broader collection of football and sports quizzes available on the site. The article does not identify the player in advance, keeping the focus on the interactive challenge rather than a transfer, performance or breaking team news.
For readers, the item mainly signals BBC Sport’s ongoing push to pair live football coverage with lighter audience engagement content. In general, quiz formats like this are used to attract repeat visits and encourage fans to test their knowledge of players and leagues.
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