FIFA Who Am I?

About FIFA Who Am I?

Who Am I? runs on FIFA's play site with a new contest every day; its list of past contests goes back to the 2026 World Cup. The puzzle is a career path told only in club badges: no photo, no nationality and no stats. On the day we looked the badges included a WPS crest, Kristianstads DFF, Gotham FC, Eintracht Frankfurt and Houston Dash, with one club still locked, and a note said the player is female.

You type a name in the guess box and submit. A wrong guess costs one of six hearts. Pressing SKIP reveals a hint, such as an extra club, but also costs a life, so it is a trade between information and margin. Women's players appear as often as men's, which makes the game a test of how widely you follow football.

Below the game, Missed Contests lists the earlier days you have not played, each shown with its clubs, so a new player can work back through the archive. A tutorial and help pages explain the rules, and a My Guesses tab keeps your history. It is free; a FIFA account is optional.

How to play FIFA Who Am I?

1. Open FIFA Who Am I? on play.fifa.com.
2. Look at the club badges and the note on whether the player is male or female.
3. Type a player's name and press Submit.
4. Press SKIP if you need a hint, knowing it costs one of your six lives.
5. Name the player before the hearts run out, then try the Missed Contests.

Tips

• Look for unusual clubs in the path; a small or foreign club narrows things more than a giant does.
• Read the order of the badges: early clubs are often youth or loan spells.
• Do not forget the women's game: club pairs like Gotham and Houston point to the NWSL.
• Use SKIP only when you have no strong guess, since it costs a life like a wrong answer.

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