NFL Announces First-Ever Game in Brazil Featuring Philadelphia Eagles

The historic match is set for September 6 at Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, marking a significant step in the NFL's global expansion efforts.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host a game against an unnamed opponent at Corinthians Arena in São Paulo, Brazil, on September 6, 2024.
This will be the first NFL game ever played in South America and is part of the league's initiative to grow its international audience.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell emphasized the league's commitment to becoming a global sport, with plans to increase the number of international games.
Tickets for the Eagles' Brazil game are not yet available, but the team is offering a package that includes tickets and travel.
The NFL plans to have eight international games on the schedule starting in 2025, with each team playing internationally at least once every four years.