Who am I? Plus today's other quizzes

What the report says

BBC Sport Football is promoting a new round of its regular online quizzes, led by the daily “Who Am I?” challenge. The format asks readers to identify a footballer in as few guesses as possible, with extra clues revealed after each incorrect attempt. The fewer clues needed, the better the score, according to the publisher.

The same package also points users to two other recurring games: “Five in Five,” where players try to name five correct answers within five minutes, and “Brainteaser,” a tougher question-based quiz that gives players five lives before the answer is shown. The article does not identify a specific football match, player, or breaking news event; instead, it serves as a short prompt to engage with BBC Sport’s quiz content.

BBC Sport says the quizzes are part of its wider Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages, and it encourages readers to sign up for notifications to receive new quizzes directly. It also includes links to older quizzes and a reminder about the Match of the Day Predictor deadline. The piece is published under BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl and appeared 38 minutes before the article text used here, indicating it is a timely, but lightweight, digital feature rather than a reporting story.