NFL Plans Eight International Games for 2025 Season

The league aims to expand its global presence with games in Spain, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, the UK, and potentially Ireland.

The NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the plan to host eight international games next season, marking an expansion of the league's global footprint.
Confirmed locations for these games include Spain, with a match scheduled at Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, and potential games in Mexico City, Brazil, Germany, and the UK.
Ireland is being considered as a new host, with Dublin under evaluation for its feasibility as a venue for the International Series.
Despite the international expansion, the NFL has no immediate plans to hold the Super Bowl outside the United States.
The initiative has sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some expressing excitement over new venues and others concerned about the impact on traditional American football experiences.