Chiefs Eye Spain Game at Bernabeu

0:00On April 7th, Kansas City Chiefs President Mark Donovan laid it out clear in a recent interview, they're pushing hard for a game in Spain this upcoming season. He's been straight up aggressive with the NFL, eyeing Madrid's Bernabos Stadium as the spot. That place is home to Real Madrid Soccer Club, and Donovan sees it as a killer opportunity. He called it a prime market with the right matchup, especially now that the league's going global big time. Get this, the NFL plans nine international games in 2026 across four continents, seven countries, and eight stadiums. Fans are buzzing about the idea, and Donovan gets why. Playing at the Bernabos would let chief supporters soak in that iconic stadium and vibrant city pure magic for the die-hards. Chiefs locked in Spain rights last year via the league's global markets program. They already opened this season in Brazil, facing the Los Angeles Chargers, and hit Germany not long ago. Donovan says they're all in on making Spain happen,

1:00so this could be the next big step in their world tour. That's your NFL News Today update, AI powered and always on.