Roger Goodell, commissioner of American football’s top-tier NFL, has alluded to future international games being played in the Republic of Ireland among other new locales, as he announced the league was seeking to play eight international fixtures in the 2025 campaign.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell dropped more information regarding the league’s future internationally before Week 10 kicked off in Germany by highlighting the countries that teams will be traveling to.

Goodell told NFL's Colleen Wolfe that he wants the league to play eight international games during the 2025 season, including cities in Mexico, Brazil and Germany along with London, where they've all hosted games before. Goodell also mentioned Ireland and Spain, which would be first-time host countries for the NFL.

A month ago, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Dublin would definitely host a game in the future, and before the game between the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers in Munich, Germany, Goodell said the NFL may stage at least eight games overseas next year,

The NFL has been working hard to expand its international presence and commissioner Roger Goodell indicated that there are even more to come.

The NFL is weighing scheduling up to eight games abroad for the 2025 season. Commissioner Roger Goodell said Sunday on NFL Network that the league

Roger Goodell has hinted at the "possibility" of Ireland hosting NFL Games in the near future as part of an expanded eight-game international schedule.

The NFL had five international games in 2024 and in 2025, that number could increase. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the league is looking to bring eight international games to the schedule next season.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says Ireland could host a regular-season game as soon as 2025. Last month, Goodell told BBC Sport NI he had "no doubt" Dublin would stage a game in the future. Speaking before the game between New York Giants and Carolina Panthers in Munich,