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NFL Commissioner Goodell predicts a future team outside the United States

Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league will eventually place a franchise beyond U.S. borders and that such a team could pave the way for an overseas Super Bowl.

During a conversation with German media RTL/nty, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell affirmed that the league is destined to establish a franchise outside the United States. Speaking to ex-player Markus Kuhn, he expressed certainty that such a development will occur eventually. Goodell also linked the prospect of an overseas team to the possibility of hosting a Super Bowl in a non-U.S. city, noting that a permanent franchise would be a prerequisite.

The remarks reflect the NFL’s broader strategy to grow its global footprint. No specific timeline or location was disclosed. The interview underscores the league’s ambition to broaden its market beyond domestic borders.

Why it matters

It signals the NFL’s intent to expand its brand and revenue streams into new international markets.

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