BBC Sport launches daily "Who am I?" quiz that turns football fandom into Macedine game. Each day a new player appears and players must identify them with as few guesses as possible. A correct answer earns three points, while four or five points rate the effort as exceptional.

Today’s mystery centres on a World Cup star wearing number 32, though the article refrains from naming the player outright. Adam Millington supplies clues that gradually reveal the identity, challenging fans to piece together facts from the player’s career and recent form.

Gameplay rewards quick thinking: a wrong guess unlocks a fresh clue, and players can track their score on the interface. Three points is a good finish; reaching four or five points signals a sharp knowledge base. Fans are encouraged to return daily, fostering a habit of continual engagement.

While the quiz itself has no direct bearing on match outcomes or standings, it keeps supporters connected during the off‑season. Regular participation boosts trivia skills and creates a community around shared football lore. The format also offers BBC Sport a channel to increase app downloads and user retention.