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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is boldly betting on the future of American football beyond U.S. borders, declaring it’s only a matter of time before international teams join the league—and he’d even prefer that over hosting a Super Bowl abroad. With nine regular-season games set to be played overseas in 2026, including new stops in Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, and Paris, the NFL is aggressively expanding its global footprint since 2005, with past games already held in Mexico City, London, Munich, and Madrid. While a Super Bowl in another country remains a distant goal for now, the league’s strategy is clear: build fanbases worldwide first, laying the groundwork for a truly global sport.

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