Who am I? Plus today's other quizzes

What the report says

BBC Sport Football has published a new set of daily interactive quizzes for readers, led by its “Who Am I?” football challenge. The feature invites users to identify a footballer with as few guesses as possible, revealing another clue after each incorrect answer and awarding more points for fewer attempts. The article is by BBC Sport journalist Joe Rindl and was published recently on the BBC Sport website.

Alongside “Who Am I?”, the page promotes two other recurring games: “Five in Five,” which asks players to supply five correct answers within five minutes, and “Brainteaser,” a question-based quiz that gives users five lives before the answer is shown. The quiz page is presented as part of BBC Sport’s wider football and sports quiz offering.

The BBC also directs readers to its dedicated Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages, where they can find more games and sign up for notifications. The article includes links to related quiz collections and mentions the Match of the Day Predictor deadline, suggesting the site is using the page to funnel audience traffic to its broader interactive sports content. No match results or breaking football news are included; the focus is on engaging fans with repeat quiz formats and promoting BBC Sport’s quiz hub.