FIFA Who Am I?

Who Am I? runs on FIFA's Play Zone, beside its Fives, Trivia and Pairs games, with a new contest every day. The puzzle is a career path told in club badges: no photo and no stats to start with. On the day we looked, 19 October 2026, the badges were Madrid CFF, Inter, Valencia, Levante Badalona and Atletico Madrid, with one club still locked, and a note said the player is female.

You type a name into the guess box, pick it from the list of suggestions and submit. A wrong guess costs one of six hearts and opens a hint; our first miss revealed that the player is from Spain. Pressing SKIP opens a hint too, at the same cost, so each hint is a trade between information and margin. Women's players come up as well as men's, which makes it a test of how widely you follow the game.

FIFA's help page scores a correct answer by how quickly you got it, from 12 points on the first guess down to 2 on the sixth, with an overall leaderboard and a streak for consecutive days. You can play without an account; a free FIFA account keeps your streak. 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 them.

The game can be played in English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Arabic, and the page shows no ads. It suits football fans who know transfer histories and want one short puzzle a day from the sport's governing body.