Super Bowl could be played in London, NFL commissioner mentions – Fox Sports

The NFL of the boss Roger Goodell, continues to seek to expand throughout the world, one of the options being to carry the Super Bowl outside the USAat least that was one of the options that the commissioner of the NFLwith the background that it was he himself who ruled out the option a year ago.

“Traditionally we have always tried to play the Super Bowl in a city with the NFL, but things change, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it happens one day”, emphasizing that London is one of the possible venues prior to the two matches that will be played this year in United Kingdomalthough Goodell confessed that he would like to do the expansion in Brazil.

Goodell He also gave a plan to hold 16 international matches each year if the regular season expands to 18 matches, being a real option for the following seasons of the highest category of American Football.

He also added that there will soon be a match in Ireland, and that it is something they are seriously looking for, finishing off with the fact that the Jaguars de Jacksonville They plan to play more games in London, and were clear in highlighting the NFL’s commitment to Europe.

Where have NFL games been played?

• Mexico: He Aztec Stadium It has been a recurring scenario for NFL games, although currently no games are held in Mexican territory.
• England: London has become a stronghold for NFLin stadiums like Wembley y Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Up to two games each season.
• Germany: Recently, the NFL has started organizing matches in Germanywith cities like Munich and Frankfurt, with great acceptance from fans.
• Brazil: In 2023, the NFL made his debut in Brazilwith a match in São Paulogenerating great fervor for the Rio fans.

Why the Super Bowl Could it be played in another country?

By expanding internationally, the NFL seeks to open new markets and generate greater income through the sale of television rights, sponsorships and merchandise. The idea has been for it to become a league with matches on all continents. Taking the Super Bowl to London in 2028, where there is still no announced venue, sounds like a real possibility.