Berlin’s government announced its bid on Tuesday, expressing hopes for both the excitement of NFL games and a significant economic boost. They aim to establish Berlin as a third German hub for American football fans,

Berlin has officially decided to bid for the chance to host NFL games in the coming years, hoping to follow in the footstepes of Munich and Frankfurt. "The senate has decided today, based on the proposals,

Berlin is officially bidding to host several games of the NFL football league from 2025.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league is working “very hard” on bringing a game to Berlin in the future.

As the New York Giants face the Carolina Panthers in Munich this weekend, local fans wonder if American football would ever kick off in the country’s capital after commissioner Roger Goodell said last November that Berlin has “a lot of interest” in hosting an NFL game.

Berlin’s city government has launched an official bid campaign to host NFL games over a five-year period from next year.

Berlin joins Munich and Frankfurt in the race to host NFL games in Germany. The city aims to hold three games at the Olympiastadion between 2025 and 2029. The bid, costing €12.5 million, aims to boost tourism and the city's global image.