The Kelce brothers are keen to experience 'soccer' at its best.
Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney recently revealed their 'masterplan' to get Jason and Travis to the Racecourse Ground for a game next season.
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"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.
The NFL pair caught wind of McElhenney's plan and said they've been meaning to get to a game for a while.
"He really put us on the spot. I'm not going to lie, I really want to go to a game," Travis said on the latest episode of their award-winning New Heights podcast.
"Have you been following Wrexham at all?" he asked his older brother.
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"I'm a big Wales guy, I follow all of it," Jason sarcastically replied.
"We've been meaning to get out there for a game," he went on.
"You don't need to talk to me to go overseas, jump the pond and go watch some football. I'm in, sounds like a blast."
"I'm so in," Travis agreed.
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Travis then called McElhenney and Reynolds 'the f***ing best' and congratulated them on their recent promotion to League One.
"Happy as hell for them - they've taken [Wrexham] to new heights!"
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"It's fun to follow them - we'll definitely try to make a game, baby! We gotta go out there."
"Maybe hit a few pubs."
Jason went on to praise the Hollywood pair for investing and immersing themselves in the local area and revealed he's also keen to check out NFL legend J.J. Watt's Burnley.
"We've also got to check out J.J. Watt though - we can't pick out favorites," he said.
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"J.J. Watt is part-owner of Burnley which is in the Premier League, so they're at the top," Travis explained.
"Who doesn't want to see the best football in the world?"
The Chiefs tight end then thanked Watt for sending him a Burnley jersey and hat and vowed to wear it at a game.
"J.J., we gotta come check you out too. Appreciate the jersey and hat and I'll make sure I wear it if we ever get to a game."
Whether the pair make it to Wrexham or Burnley remains to be seen.
Jason may not be the most popular person in Wales after recently causing a stir when discussing former Wales rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit, who has joined Travis' Chiefs.
During an episode of New Heights, 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 later apologised and McElhenney 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.