Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor is reportedly searching for Spain's FIFA World Cup trophy ahead of the team's upcoming NFL game in Madrid. The Bengals are scheduled to play an international regular-season game in the Spanish capital as part of the league's global expansion efforts.
Taylor's quest for the trophy, which Spain won in 2010, appears to be a team-building or promotional activity connected to the franchise's first appearance in Madrid. The NFL has been staging regular-season games in Europe since 2007, with Germany and the United Kingdom hosting recent contests. Spain represents a new market for the league.
Associated Press reporter Tales Azzoni covered the story on November 5, 2026. Further details about the specific game date, opponent, and venue in Madrid were not immediately available.
