NFL Announces Regular-Season Games in Berlin Through 2029

The league extends its commitment to Germany, with Berlin set to host up to three games as part of a growing international strategy.

Berlin will host its first-ever NFL regular-season game in 2025 at the historic Olympic Stadium, marking the league's return to the city after decades.
The NFL plans to hold at least five games in Germany through 2029, with up to three scheduled in Berlin and others potentially in Munich or Frankfurt.
Germany has become the NFL's top international growth market, boasting nearly 20 million fans and record-breaking TV ratings for events like the Super Bowl.
The Berlin games are expected to generate significant economic benefits, with estimates projecting a quarter-billion euros in value over five years, despite criticism over public funding for the events.
Participating teams and schedules for the Berlin games will be announced in the coming months, with strong interest from teams holding German market rights, such as the Detroit Lions.