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NFL keen for Australia game to become annual fixture in 'strategic' market
Straits Times — Sport✓
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The National Football League is exploring the possibility of hosting regular-season games in Australia on an annual basis. A senior executive confirmed that the region is viewed as a key growth market for expanding the sport's international footprint.
WHY IT MATTERS
This move signals a significant expansion of the NFL's global footprint into the Australian market, potentially paving the way for regular international fixtures in the region.
MELBOURNE, Sept 1 - The National Football League (NFL) is looking to bring a game to Australia every season as part of its international strategy and sees the nation as a strategic growth market for American football, a senior executive told Reuters on Tuesday.
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