NFL to Host First Regular Season Game in Brazil in 2024

Miami Dolphins Expected to Play in São Paulo as Part of NFL's Global Expansion Efforts

The NFL will play a regular season game in Brazil in 2024, marking the first time the league will host a game in South America.
The game will take place in São Paulo at the Arena Corinthians, a stadium with a capacity of nearly 50,000 that was a venue for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics
The NFL's 2024 international slate includes four other games in addition to the Brazil fixture, with games in London and Munich.
NFL team owners also voted to increase the number of international games per season from 2025, with each team required to play a game overseas every four years.
The Miami Dolphins, who have marketing rights in Brazil, are expected to be one of the teams playing in the Brazil game.