Who am I? Guess Premier League star No 29

What the report says

BBC Sport Football has published another entry in its ongoing “Who am I?” quiz series, this time labelled as Premier League star No. 29. The format invites readers to identify a footballer in as few attempts as possible, with each incorrect guess revealing an additional clue. The publisher says that lower numbers of guesses lead to better scores, and that three attempts is considered strong while four or five is described as exceptional.

The quiz was published online 14 minutes before the article text supplied here was captured. BBC Sport says the clues for today’s player were set by Joe Rindl. The page also points readers to its dedicated football and general sports quizzes sections, where it promotes similar interactive games and notifications for new quizzes.

This item is part of a continuing run of similar BBC Sport quizzes, with recent entries numbered 21 through 28 listed in the related links. While the article does not reveal the player’s identity in the text provided, the broader appeal is clear: it is a light, audience-participation feature aimed at football fans who enjoy testing their Premier League knowledge. In general, BBC Sport regularly uses such quizzes to drive engagement around players, clubs and league history.