A new football challenge has arrived on BBC Sport, and it's already testing the knowledge of Premier League fans. The 'Who am I?' game presents a mystery player each day, with users tasked to identify them in as few attempts as possible.
The rules are simple: after each wrong guess, a new clue is unlocked. The fewer clues needed, the higher the score. Three attempts is considered a good score, while four or five is exceptional.
“New daily Premier League guessing game challenges fans to identify the mystery player in as few clues as possible.”
Today's player and accompanying clues have been set by BBC Sport's Huzaifah Khan, who is behind the daily puzzle. The game is part of a wider collection of football quizzes, including a challenge to name the 10 Lionesses with the most England caps and a World Cup quiz identifying top nations' leading scorers.
Fans can also tackle a quiz to name every club in the Premier League and EFL, and sign up for notifications to receive new quizzes directly to their device. The 'Who am I?' game is accessible on the BBC Sport website, and a new player appears each day.
For those who miss a day, all previous quizzes are available in one place. The challenge is designed to be quick but addictive, with the promise of a fresh test every morning. Whether you're a casual observer or a die-hard supporter, the game offers a daily dose of football trivia that rewards sharp recall and a bit of luck.