NFL announces full European schedule for 2025 season

European fans of American football were impatiently waiting for the arrival of the NFL on European soil, and the leaders of the strongest organization of American football made sure to fulfill the wishes of the fans.

The trend that occurred in previous years will continue this year as well, and fans of this sport could witness exciting matches and great moments.

The leadership of the NFL League announced the schedule for the new season's games in Dublin, London, Berlin and Madrid.

On Tuesday, the NFL revealed the participants for this year's international games in Ireland, England, Germany and Spain.

It was already known that the Los Angeles Chargers will play against a still unknown opponent on September 5 in Sao Paulo. It will be the first time in NFL history that five countries outside of the United States are played in one NFL season.

Pittsburgh Steelers in Dublin: September 28 at Croke Park

The Minnesota Vikings will become the first team to play two consecutive games in different countries. They will first take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in Dublin on September 28 at Croke Park, and then play against the Cleveland Browns at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 5.

"Playing the first NFL game in Ireland is an opportunity for the Minnesota Vikings to meet new fans and help the league make the sport more accessible globally," Vikings owner Mark Wilf said in a statement.

"We are honored to be selected for this historic match," he added.

Action continues in London on October 12, with the Denver Broncos taking on the New York Jets at Tottenham Stadium, followed by the Los Angeles Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on October 19.

The series then moves to Germany, on November 9, the Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts will play at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, and finally, on November 16, the Washington Commanders and Miami Dolphins will play at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid.