DailyFoot
DailyFoot asks you to guess the footballer of the day by placing players into a 3x3 national-team grid using clues about club, nation, position and career; the puzzle updates once per day.
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DailyFoot presents a daily football grid challenge where you place nine players from major national teams and the 2026 World Cup squads into a 3x3 layout without mistakes. Clues reference club, nationality, position and career details so you deduce which footballer fits each cell. The site frames the game as an XXL edition of a daily placement puzzle.
The game is available in multiple languages and is described as a free daily game on the site. The interface links to player and stat rankings plus a record of previous days, allowing players to review past puzzles and compare performance. The project credit on the site lists Eliott Gandiolle as the author and the site includes legal and privacy pages.
How to play DailyFoot
- Open the DailyFoot puzzle for the day in one of the supported languages.
- Read the clues that reference club, nation, position and career details for the nine cells.
- Choose a player name that matches a clue and place that player into one of the nine grid cells.
- Repeat placing players until all nine cells are filled or until you identify a mistake to correct.
- Submit your completed grid to see if every player is correctly placed for that daily puzzle.
Tips for DailyFoot
- Start with the clearest clues such as unique club or national team references to lock in easy cells first.
- Use position and career details to eliminate similar players from consideration for ambiguous clues.
- Work corner-to-corner so that interdependent clues can narrow remaining options for the middle cells.
- Refer to the player and stat rankings pages on the site if you need background on likely picks from major squads.
DailyFoot FAQ
What is DailyFoot?
DailyFoot is a daily football grid puzzle where you place nine players from major national teams and the 2026 World Cup squads into a 3x3 grid using clues about club, nation, position and career. The site describes it as an XXL edition that challenges your knowledge of players and their careers.
Is DailyFoot free to play?
Yes, the site describes DailyFoot as a free daily game. The site also provides links to player rankings, stat pages and an archive of previous days without indicating any purchase requirement.
When does the new DailyFoot puzzle come out?
A new DailyFoot puzzle is published once per day. The game is presented on the site as a daily challenge and the archive lists previous days for review.
Can I play past DailyFoot puzzles?
Yes, the site includes an All previous days section so you can access earlier puzzles. That archive lets you revisit past grids and compare results over time.
Who made DailyFoot?
DailyFoot is credited to Eliott Gandiolle on the site. The footer shows the © 2026 attribution with that name alongside links to legal and privacy pages.
Is DailyFoot like Wordle?
DailyFoot differs from Wordle because it is a placement puzzle for football players rather than a five-letter word guessing game. Instead of letter feedback you use clues about club, nation, position and career to place players into a 3x3 grid.
What languages is DailyFoot available in?
DailyFoot is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. The site lists support for en, fr, es, it and pt to reach players in those languages.
