Will the NFL Ever Return to Europe Full-Time?

[Sheba]

The NFL’s international series has been a huge success, with games in London and Germany drawing massive crowds. Is a European expansion team a realistic possibility? What challenges would the league face with travel and scheduling?

[Player101]

There is always a chance that the NFL will return full time to Europe in the future, but as it all depends on many factors, one of the main ones is the success of the current international games and the number of fans there.

[Sim-One]

I believe the NFL could eventually return to Europe full-time, but it’s not happening soon. The league has already shown interest by hosting regular-season games in London and Germany, and the fan base in Europe is growing. However, logistical challenges—like travel, time zone differences, and scheduling—make a full-time move difficult. Still, expanding international presence seems inevitable over time.

[Jordan]

The NFL returning to Europe full-time is a possibility, but it’s not likely in the near future. While the London Games and Germany’s Munich Game have been successful, there are logistical challenges—especially with travel and scheduling. However, the league is growing globally, and if the demand continues, we could see more regular-season games in Europe, maybe even an expansion team in the long run. It will depend on both fan engagement and the league’s ability to make it financially viable.

[Bella30]

A full-time return to Europe is possible but challenging. The NFL has been expanding its presence with games in London and Germany. However, establishing teams requires infrastructure and fan support. If interest continues to grow, a full-time return could happen in the future.