NFL announced the expansion of its global market program, adding four new teams of NFL and two new markets.
Ravens, Pakers, Chargers and commanders are new teams that acquire international trade rights in other countries. Ravenz was given the United Kingdom and Pakers in Germany, Ireland, Britain, Charges in Greece and the United Arab Emirates commanders.
Greece and the United Arab Emirates are the new markets of
Rams and 49ers with commanders now have international trade rights in the United Arab Emirates.
NFL are interested in playing a normal season in Abu Dhabi.
“We don’t know the time of the game, and it’s really ‘if’ in terms of whether we play there or not,” said Peter Orly, vice-president of NFL, clubs, big and international occasions. “But I say it’s a market that is very important to our game, strong importance to the development of our game on the basis of the year. I think you see three clubs raise their hands there. NBA or world football.
Overall, 29 clubs participate in the World Market Program in 21 international markets – 25 in 19 markets in 2024 – while NFL continues to priority to global development.
NFL will play abroad abroad in 2025 and can be wider in 2026 with two more games.