How to programmatically name an instance of a class?

Question

Java

I'm learning Java, I ran into such a problem, you need to enter the player's name, and based on this name a new object of the Player class is created, but I realized that I can't and don't know how to do it. And how without it to create other objects, the number of which will be different?

public void gameStart() {
String name;
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Input your player name:");
name = input.next();
System.out.println("You name now: " + name);
... here I wanted to create an object, but I realized that I can't
}

In general, the problem is that wherever an object is needed, I need to write a construction like:

Team ivan = new Team("Ivan");

How to do it dynamically? In general, I want an instance of the class to be created each time the method is executed.

Answer 1

Use, for example List :
and add your players there:
list.add(new Player(name) );