The NFL is seeking to add two more international games to the 2026 schedule that would bring the total to the nine maximum allowed for the first time, according to a report by the Sports Business Journal. Brazil also has been confirmed as site for 2026, which will be the finale of a three-year commitment for games in Rio de Janeiro. This season’s schedule includes three games in the United Kingdom and one each in Brazil, Germany, Ireland and Spain. Last week, Saudi General Entertainment Authority chair Turki Alalshikh said he wants the NFL to play in his country. A 2023 resolution permits a maximum of eight league-operated international games in addition to the Jacksonville Jaguars’ annual London game.