Taylor Swift and the Kelce brothers could be the next A-list celebs to attend a Wrexham game.
Fresh off their promotion to the third tier of English football, Red Dragons' co-owners Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds have devised a 'masterplan' to lure pop icon Swift to the Racecourse Ground next season.
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The EFL club owners appeared on 'The Dan Patrick Show' on Wednesday where the host asked them about the potential of getting Swift to a game next season.
"That would be a coup... yeah, I would love that," Reynolds said.
McElhenney followed up by saying the coup may have to involve NFL stars Jason and Travis Kelce - the latter of whom is dating Tay Tay.
"I know for sure that the Kelce brothers are coming out to a game, so it's just a matter of time," the It's Always Sunny actor said.
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"That's our backdoor plan," Reynolds responded.
"That's how you lure the queen bee."
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason caught wind of the interview and seemed like he was up for the oversees trip.
"I’m a big Wales guy, place is the best!!," the Super Bowl champion said.
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This isn't the first time the Kelces have crossed paths with the Wrexham owners.
Jason recently caused a stir when discussing former Wales rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit, who has joined Travis' Kansas City Chiefs.
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During an episode of his award-winning New Heights podcast, Jason said he thought Welsh people were 'posh, rich, and upper-class'.
"When I think of Welsh, I think British people call it 'posh'. I think of these rich, upper class, just beautiful white people," he said.
"He [Rees-Zammit] is the running stereotype of what I would think of with a Welsh person. I don't know if that's an accurate stereotype but that's certainly what I think of and he's helping continue that trend in my mind.
"I'm excited to see what this guy does. I know it's gonna be a learning curve, but I hope this guy takes the world by f****** storm."
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However, Kelce received a fair bit of heat for his comments and quickly retracted what he said.
He wrote to one fan on X: "Yea, I’ve come to understand, I was very incorrect on this.
"Based on further assessment since these incorrect statements, not sure why I had these preconceptions in my mind, but I have found that the Welsh seem exactly like my kind of people. Happy to be incredibly wrong."
McElhenney saw Jason's comments and extended an invite to the retired NFL star on X, offering him a personal tour of the country to better inform him on Welsh culture and its people.
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"Yes, incredibly wrong," McElhenney posted after Jason admitted he was happy to be proved wrong.
"I should show you around someday. I might know a few people. See for yourself," he added.
Jason will have to find time in his busy schedule if he's to make the long trip to North Wales next season.
The ex offensive lineman is widely reported to have landed a huge TV hosting gig with ESPN.
According to reports, Kelce is joining ESPN’s 'Monday Night Countdown' - the network’s 'Monday Night Football' pregame show - for the new NFL season.
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The 36-year-old Kelce spoke about the rumors with his younger brother on this week's New Heights but admitted the deal wasn't over the line just yet.
Meanwhile, the Hollywood stars also have big plans for Wrexham's stadium.