Who am I? Plus today's other quizzes

What the report says

BBC Sport Football is promoting another round of its daily football quizzes, led by “Who Am I?”, along with “Five in Five” and “Brainteaser.” The piece, published by BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl, invites readers to test their football knowledge through a set of short interactive challenges rather than reporting on a match, transfer or news event.

The main quiz asks users to identify a footballer in as few guesses as possible. Each wrong answer reveals an additional clue, and the fewer clues needed, the more points a player earns. BBC also points readers to the other two quizzes, which use different formats: one asks for five correct answers within five minutes, while the other presents a more difficult question with five lives before the answer is shown.

The article also directs users to BBC Sport’s wider quizzes pages and invites them to sign up for notifications to receive future quizzes on their devices. In addition, it references the Match of the Day Predictor deadline and gives readers a way to send in quiz ideas. The item is mainly a traffic and engagement piece, designed to keep sports fans returning to BBC Sport’s quiz hub rather than to cover a breaking football development.