Last week it was announced that Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan was buying Wembley Stadium, which is known as one of the most prestigious soccer venues in the world and has hosted NFL games that have taken place in London.

For Shad Khan he doesn't just want it to host regular season games, he has higher goals for it. He recently told the BBC that he would like it to hold Super Bowls.

Our role would be to provide a world-class venue,” Khan said. “Wembley is a great stadium and you want to get it configured to hold Super Bowl and World Cup finals.”

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There has been much talk about an NFL team coming to London permanently and although this probably doesn't have much of an effect on that it would make sense if a team moves to one day also host a Super Bowl.

When regular season games are played in London, it's a huge spectacle with fans from all over England and the world coming to watch the American version of football. Since the international series has started the sport has continued to grow, with the Jaguars being one of the most popular teams overseas. They are the team to play every year in England so it isn't much of a surprise they have a following.

With Khan owning Wembley Stadium it also should make life easier in terms of the NFL for scheduling these games. They can work directly with Khan instead of having to go through the previous owners.