Friday, October 30Every game with a new puzzle each dayToday's colour: Rust
Daily Games to Play
Filters1

Filter the games

Your choice stays on as you move around the site, until you clear it.

Where you play
Kind of puzzle
26 more
Price
Time to play
Players
New puzzle at
Extras

Career Path (Futbolle)

Rate it

Name the day's football legend from his clubs, revealed one at a time.

Play Career Path (Futbolle)

on futbolle.com

Career Path #105 on 27 October 2026 at Normal: a 2022 Galatasaray row shows, with two hidden loan rows and the player search box below

Career Path shows a footballer's senior career as a table of clubs, years, appearances and goals, starting with the first club only. Each wrong guess reveals the next stop, and you get as many guesses as he had clubs. A new career appears every day at your local midnight, with a separate daily career for each of six top leagues.

About Career Path (Futbolle)

Career Path is one of the daily football games on Futbolle. A player is picked for the day and his club career is laid out like a Wikipedia table: the years, the club, the appearances and the goals. At first only the opening row shows, so you begin with one club and a date.

Before the board you choose a difficulty. The puzzle is the same for everyone; the level only changes how much the hidden rows give away. Easy shows each hidden club's letter count and first letters, Normal only the letter count, and Hard keeps the rows closed.

You type a name into the search box and pick from the suggestions. If it is wrong, the next club appears and the table grows. The number of guesses equals the number of clubs the player had, so a one-club man gives you almost nothing and a journeyman gives you many chances but a wider field. Loans show as their own rows, marked with an arrow.

The main puzzle draws on players from all the big European leagues, and a row of league buttons opens a separate daily career for the Süper Lig, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1, each drawn from that league's squads. Earlier puzzles can be played with the Previous button, and the game runs in English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian. In October 2026 it ran a Ballon d'Or month, with a nominee as the main answer each day until the ceremony.

It suits fans who know transfer histories, and it rewards reading the numbers as much as the club names: a spell starting in 1998 rules out later debutants, and a forward's goal column looks nothing like a full-back's.

How to play Career Path (Futbolle)

  1. Pick Easy, Normal or Hard, or a league from the row of league buttons.
  2. Read the first club row: years, club, appearances and goals.
  3. Type a player's name in the search box and choose him from the suggestions.
  4. If you are wrong, the next club in his career is revealed.
  5. Keep guessing until you name him or the career runs out, then share your result.

Screenshots

Career Path #105 after one wrong guess: a 2024-2025 loan to Adanaspor is revealed under Galatasaray, Guess 1/3
Career Path on a phone: the How to Play card with the Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty buttons before the board
Futbolle's Career Path card: 'Guess him from his career only' beside a table of clubs from Molde to Dortmund with the last club hidden

Tips

  • The second club often tells you more than the first, because it shows where the career went.
  • Goal counts tell you the position before the club names do.
  • A loan to a small club is often the giveaway.
  • Years rule people out fast: check when each spell starts.

Questions

When does a new Career Path puzzle appear?

At midnight in your own time zone, according to the site.

How many guesses do I get?

As many as the player had senior clubs; each wrong guess reveals the next one.

Are there more puzzles than one a day?

Yes. Besides the main career, the Süper Lig, Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1 each have their own daily career, and past days can be played from the Previous button.

Can I play it in other languages?

Yes, in English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian, from the flag menu at the top.

Where do the careers come from?

The site says its career tables are taken from Wikipedia.

Ratings and reviews

Your rating of Career Path (Futbolle)

No account needed. Reviews show once they have been checked. Privacy

More daily sports games

Guides with Career Path (Futbolle)