The NFL may one day host the Super Bowl internationally, as suggested by Commissioner Roger Goodell. Currently, Super Bowl locations are set through 2028, so any overseas event would not happen soon. However, the league is looking to increase the number of regular-season games played outside the U.S., with countries like Brazil, Spain, Ireland, and Australia in consideration. Factors such as time zones, weather, and audience logistics will play a crucial role in planning future international events.
Commissioner Goodell expressed a possibility that the Super Bowl may take place internationally, emphasizing that changes in priorities could lead to this in the future.
With the locations for the Super Bowl set through 2028, the NFL's immediate focus remains on increasing the number of regular-season games played abroad.
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