BBC Sport launches 21st edition of ‘Who Am I?’ Premier League quiz

BBC Sport has published the 21st edition of its 'Who Am I?' daily game, a challenge where participants must identify a Premier League footballer with as few attempts as possible. The rules are straightforward: each incorrect guess unlocks a new clue. The final score is determined by how many clues are required to reach the correct answer, with fewer guesses resulting in a higher score. According to BBC Sport, three points is considered a good result, while four or five points represents an exceptional performance. The outlet has invited readers to take part in today's quiz and return for future challenges. The clues and player selection for today's edition were prepared by Flora Snelson of BBC Sport. The player's identity is withheld until the quiz is solved, requiring the user to progress through the clues. BBC Sport has also noted that enthusiasts can access further challenges via their dedicated 'Football Quizzes' and 'Sport Quizzes' pages, where they can also sign up for notifications regarding new content. This game is part of a broader series of football and Premier League-themed quizzes. The collection includes previous challenges covering Premier League and English Football League clubs, record holders for Premier League appearances, England women's national team players with the most caps, and teams competing in the Women's Super League.