In an exciting development for football fans worldwide, the Miami Dolphins will serve as the “home” team for the NFL’s inaugural game in Spain next season.

This landmark match is set to take place at the iconic Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, home to the legendary soccer team Real Madrid.

Historic Game in Madrid

The specifics of the Dolphins’ opponent have yet to be revealed, but the match will undoubtedly be a significant step for the NFL as it continues to expand its global footprint.

With the NFL’s increasing efforts to reach fans beyond the United States, the Madrid game is expected to bring a whole new level of excitement to Spanish and international sports audiences.

Expanding the NFL’s Global Presence

Starting in the 2025 season, the NFL will host up to eight regular season games outside the U.S.

The upcoming season will also see games played in various international cities.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London will host two games, with the New York Jets and the Cleveland Browns set to be the “home” teams.

NFL Games in Other Countries

Additionally, the NFL will venture to Berlin’s Olympic Stadium for a game featuring the Indianapolis Colts, marking Germany as one of the key European markets.

Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars will continue their tradition with a 14th “home” game at Wembley Stadium in London.

A Growing International Audience

To date, 55 regular season NFL games have been held outside the U.S., with other host cities including Frankfurt, São Paulo, and Mexico City.

As the NFL further embraces its international expansion, fans can look forward to more games in exciting new locations around the world.

Stay tuned for further updates as the NFL continues to bring its thrilling action to fans globally.

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