The Real Madrid stadium, the Santiago Bernabéu, is about to welcome its very first NFL match, a historic first for the Merengues and for American football in Spain. For the occasion, the Madrid club will not touch its main locker room, but will extend the visitors and adaptation of VIP zones, bleachers and access in order to best welcome spectators according to El Partidazo de Cope.
This operation will cost nearly 15 million euros to the club, which wants to control the noise level and guarantee a comfortable experience for all. The event marks an important step in the diversification of Real Madrid activities and in the promotion of NFL on European soil. An event that should appeal to Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, he who absolutely wants to maximize the links between the United States and Spain.
