BBC Sport launches its daily ‘Who am I?’ quiz, challenging fans to identify a World Cup star from a series of clues. Participants earn points by guessing correctly in the fewest attempts; three guesses yields a good score, while four or five earns an exceptional rating. The game resets each day with a new player and keeps the community buzzing.

Clues appear sequentially after each incorrect guess, giving solvers a chance to narrow down the identity. Today's puzzle was crafted by BBC Sport contributor Joe Rindl, who selects a mix of recent form and historic achievements to keep the challenge fresh. Fans can revisit missed quizzes via the archive link, testing their knowledge of past football legends for avid followers.

Engagement spikes as users chase high scores, sharing results on social platforms and comparing performances. The quiz also drives traffic to BBC Sport’s dedicated Football and Sports Quizzes sections, where readers can sign up for notifications. By turning football trivia into a competitive pastime, the site deepens fan interaction and reinforces its role as a go‑to source for football content.