Last updated: October 30, 2026

WhoBaller (Who's the Player?): How to Play, Modes, and Tips

WhoBaller is a football guessing game for iPhone and iPad in English and Arabic, with 3,000+ real players. Each stage has five questions; type the player's name from a letter board before the clues run out.

WhoBaller a footballer guessing game for iPhoneHow it works

Modes

A Photo question in WhoBaller: a player in a Real Madrid shirt, a search-by-name button, nine letter slots, a letter board, and the reveal-letter, remove-extras, and skip buttons — Photo mode: ① the full picture ② search by name if you know him but not the spelling ③ coin hints.

An Eyes question in WhoBaller: a strip showing a player’s eyes, a note that the rest reveals with each mistake, and four letter slots — Eyes mode: ① only the eyes ② once auto-reveal stops, each mistake shows more ③ hearts are your attempts.

A Career question in WhoBaller: Nancy, Sporting CP, Deportivo La Coruña and Coventry City crests with years, hidden clubs as question marks, and three letter slots — Career mode: ① first club ② the next club pulses before it flips ③ the next-clue timer.

A Transfer question in WhoBaller: a move from Le Havre to Leicester City in 2014 with four letter slots — Transfer mode: ① the club he left ② the club he joined ③ the year — a move nobody else made.

Photo, Pitch, Riddle, Career, Who am I?, Eyes, Transfer, Lineup, and Teammates. Example: Rennes → Real Madrid, a French midfielder born in 2002 — Eduardo Camavinga. Another: Leicester City → Manchester City in 2018 — Riyad Mahrez.

WhoBaller home screen: stage 47 with its five question-mode icons, the Continue button, Friends and Leagues buttons, and daily and album tiles — Home: ① this stage’s question modes ② Continue ③ play online with friends ④ league roads.

A boss question at stage 50 in WhoBaller: a player in a Juventus shirt, two hearts, a no-hints boss card, and a locked skip button — Boss stage: ① only two mistakes ② no hints ③ skip stays locked until the timer ends.

Cups and tips

Gold for no mistakes and no hints, silver for one, bronze for more. Every tenth stage is a boss with three hard questions and no hints. Wait for one more clue rather than burn an attempt, and use name search when you know the player but not the spelling.