NFL explores potential international venues for future Super Bowl events

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has suggested that hosting a Super Bowl internationally could happen in the future, although current plans are set through 2028. The league is focusing on increasing regular-season games abroad, with Brazil and Spain as recent additions. Potential international venues include Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley Stadium in London, and Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid. Each location has pros and cons, such as time zone differences and weather conditions. While interest in an international Super Bowl grows, logistical challenges remain. Local governments in Europe may struggle to meet the NFL's demands, and the league's popularity in the U.S. is significantly higher than in Europe.