The NFL launches its 2025 European tour, its most ambitious to date, with seven regular season games outside the U.S., featuring a landmark match in Madrid. The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium will host the league's first official game in Spain on November 16, with the Miami Dolphins taking on the Washington Commanders at 3:30 PM (CEST).
The tour begins on September 28 in Dublin, with the New York Giants facing the Minnesota Vikings at the Aviva Stadium, marking the NFL's debut in Ireland. London will host three games: Vikings vs. Cleveland Browns (October 5, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium), New York Jets vs. Denver Broncos (October 12, Wembley Stadium), and Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Los Angeles Rams (October 19, Wembley Stadium). Berlin will host the Colts vs. Falcons game on November 9 at the Olympic Stadium.
The game in Madrid, in collaboration with Real Madrid C.F., the City Council, and the Community of Madrid, is the highlight. "Bringing the NFL to the Bernabéu underscores our global expansion," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Tickets are now available on NFL.com and On Location, with high anticipation among Spanish fans, especially those of the Dolphins. This initiative reinforces the NFL's commitment to international expansion, with plans to reach Australia in 2026. Madrid is establishing itself as a new epicenter of American football in Europe, promising an unforgettable spectacle.
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