Introducing Football Transfers Trivia: Test Your Premier League Knowledge!
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Football Transfers Trivia is an exciting game that allows football enthusiasts to showcase their knowledge of Premier League transfers. Inspired by a popular segment on Sky Sports, where Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge competed to guess transfers, this game challenges players to identify the top 100 Premier League transfers based on the fee and clubs involved.
The creator of Football Transfers Trivia and Director of Brighton-based web agency, amillionmonkeys, Phil Smith, shared his excitement for the project. He described the game as a fun and simple way to test your memory of key moments in Premier League history. Just like the Tube Map Memory Game was for commuters, Football Transfers Trivia will be a hit among football fans.
Since its soft launch last week, the game has gained significant interest. Most users have successfully identified over 50% of transfers in just two days. However, only 2% have managed to complete the game so far.
How to Play Football Transfers Trivia
- Visit https://FootballTransfers.io to access the game and view the list of Premier League transfers.
- If you recognize a transfer, simply enter the player’s surname in the search box. There’s no need to sign up or log in, and your progress will be saved even if you close the tab.
- Every time you correctly name a player, their name and image will appear, and your score (displayed in the top right) will increase. If you need help, click on any transfer for more details or try filtering by team for focused gameplay.
The Mind Behind Football Transfers Trivia
The game was created by Phil Smith, a web developer and the Director of amillionmonkeys, a Brighton-based web agency. Earlier this year, amillionmonkeys also developed 5Tracks, a game that challenges music fans to identify five tracks in the shortest time possible.
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