Passport
Follow the stamps. Name the player. How to play
How to play
- 1Each stamp is one country in the player’s club career, in order, with years. Back-to-back spells in the same country share one stamp; loans are marked.
- 2Open a stamp to see the club(s) inside (−15), or use a scout card for position or birth decade (−8 each).
- 3Guess any time, up to six times (−6 per miss). A wrong guess tells you nation ✓/✗, position ✓/✗, born earlier or later, and how many countries you share — and opens any stamp holding a club your guess also played for, free.
- 4You start on 100 points; a solve is always worth at least 10.
FAQ
Where do the countries come from?+
From the country of each senior club in the player’s Wikidata career. Youth and reserve teams are excluded, and players with undated or unclear spells are never used.
Could two players have the same passport?+
Not in this game. A player is only picked when no other player in our data has the same countries in the same order with overlapping years, so once every stamp is known the answer is clear.
Is it the same puzzle for everyone?+
Yes. The daily Passport resets at 00:00 UTC and is identical worldwide, easiest on Monday and hardest on Sunday.
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