Player | Team | Years | Hint / Background | Number | % Correct |
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Trent Alexander-Arnold | Liverpool | 2016- | kept this number since his debut for the first team | 66 | 93%
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Ronaldinho | AC Milan | 2008-11 | year of birth | 80 | 76%
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Samuel Eto'o | Everton | 2014-15 | unusual number for a striker | 5 | 69%
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Joao Cancelo | ManCity | 2022-23 | unusual number for a full-back, in memory of his mother who died in a car crash | 7 | 62%
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Sandro Wagner | Bayern Munich | 2018-19 | unusual number for a striker, symbolized that it was not his first stint with the club | 2 | 59%
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Gianluigi Buffon | Parma | 2000 | chose this number because it has "four balls". Switched to another number when he was accused of using a Nazi symbol | 88 | 59%
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Jonathan de Guzman | Chievo | 2016-17 | unusual number for a midfielder | 1 | 55%
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Rui Patricio | Wolverhampton | 2018-21 | allegedly refused to wear #1 out of respect to his predecessor who was suffering from cancer | 11 | 55%
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William Gallas | Arsenal | 2006-10 | unusual number for a defender | 10 | 48%
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Gianluigi Donnarumma | PSG | 2021-22 | his usual #99 was not allowed, so he switched to the highest possible number | 50 | 48%
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Rogerio Ceni | Sao Paulo | -2015 | indication of his playmaker qualities as a goalkeeper (especially free kicks). Hint: swap order of digits of the classical playmaker number | 01 | 45%
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Emmanuel Adebayor | Real Madrid | 2011 | unusual number for a striker | 6 | 45%
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Nicklas Bendtner | Wolfsburg | 2014-16 | unusual number for a striker, advice from his mother | 3 | 38%
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Ivan Zamorano | Inter | 1998-2001 | was unhappy that he had to give his #9 to Ronaldo | 1+8 | 34%
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Jens Lehmann | Germany | 2005 | refused to wear a classical "second goalie number" | 9 | 31%
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Bixente Lizarazu | Bayern Munich | 2004-06 | year of birth, height, weight. Not what you're thinking of | 69 | 28%
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Nicklas Bendtner | Arsenal | 2009-11 | allegedly switched to this number for an advice of a fortune teller | 52 | 17%
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