The NFL will again look to expand its international footprint in 2024.

After hosting three regular-season games in London this year with two more scheduled in Frankfurt, Germany, the league anticipates hosting a 2024 game in either Madrid or Brazil.

The NFL is currently in the “due diligence process” exploring the Spanish and Brazilian markets, executive vice president Peter O’Reilly said Tuesday at league meetings.

A decision timeline is not finalized, though O’Reilly estimated December or January as the most likely window for an announcement.

“The reason that we are looking at Brazil and Spain is based on the size of the fan base in their market, based on the percentage of population,” O’Reilly said. “Reach those NFL fans who have never had an NFL regular-season game.”