NFL commissioner Roger Goodell confirms league wants multiple teams based outside the US: 'no doubt'
Roger Goodell says multiple NFL teams will be based internationally and that those cities could eventually host a Super Bowl outside the United States.
The NFL is significantly expanding its international presence, with nine games scheduled overseas in 2026 and plans for up to 10 games annually starting in 2027. Commissioner Roger Goodell has stated his certainty that multiple NFL teams will eventually be based outside the USA, and that these international cities could even host a Super Bowl in the future. While logistical challenges and time zone differences exist, the league’s commitment to revenue growth fuels this ambitious global expansion.
- The NFL plans to host nine international games in 2026, with a further vote approving up to 10 non-US games annually starting in 2027.
- Teams will no longer have the ability to prevent their home games from being moved internationally.
- Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed that the NFL aims to have multiple teams based outside the USA in the future.
- Goodell also suggested that international cities could potentially host a Super Bowl.
- Potential logistical hurdles include significant travel, time zone adjustments, and scheduling for international games and a potential Super Bowl.
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