The NFL is played in Germany and look how much money this great event made

The NFL's expansion into Germany continues to gain momentum as the German capital, Berlin, has expressed strong interest in hosting a game. While Berlin was initially not among the finalists for regular-season games, the city is now emerging as a potential new destination for the league, which aims to host up to eight international games per season and eventually reach 16 annual international matches.

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German fans are not only excited about the league's expansion but also about the unique atmosphere each game creates. This Sunday, Munich will host a matchup between the Giants and the Panthers, both teams with 2-7 records. Despite the absence of superstars like Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes, the excitement for the NFL in Germany remains high. Fans like Annika and Robert Peter from Bonn emphasize that it's the community and the shared passion for the sport that make these events so special.

The NFL has cultivated a strong following in Germany in recent years. Munich hosted the league's first-ever regular-season game in 2022, followed by two games in Frankfurt in 2023. This Sunday's game between the Giants and Panthers marks the fifth and final international game of the season.

Estimated Revenue: Based on the success of previous NFL International Series games, it's estimated that this weekend's game in Munich will generate approximately $70 million in revenue. This figure includes ticket sales, merchandise, and broadcasting rights.

The league's expansion into Germany has been a significant success, both on and off the field. With growing fan interest and strong support from local governments, the NFL's presence in Germany is poised to continue for years to come.