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THE offers keep on rolling in for Travis Kelce.
The U.S. Sun revealed how the Kansas City Chiefs star has been inundated with potential deals following his second successive Super Bowl triumph and his blossoming relationship with Taylor Swift.
An amazing 50 brands are vying for his signature, with the 34-year-old already working for the likes of Amazon, Pfizer, and L'Homme Helzberg Diamonds.
But sportswear giants Nike, who already have Kelce on their roster in North America, want him to become the face of their new campaigns in Asia, where Taylor just rocked Singapore following six sell-out shows.
Football is growing in popularity and with the connection to the Cruel Summer star, Nike bosses believe having Kelce on billboards and in commercials will see profits increase dramatically.
An insider claims his reputation has "exploded" in recent months and he is now being seen as "one of the main athletes to be the face of the brand in the next campaigns in this part of the world."
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"With his skyrocketing career and his relationship with Swift, that helps him get massive numbers of new fans in Asia," confirmed the source.
Kelce, currently in the third year of a $57 million deal that expires at the end of the next NFL campaign really is bringing home the bacon - his New Heights podcast is now rivaling Joe Rogan's for the most popular in the world, and sponsors all over the globe are taking note.
Calvin Klein also wants him to represent their brand, with the fashion company floating the idea of him becoming a brand ambassador on a three-year contract.
They want him to model for U.S. and international campaigns, while Samsonite and Toyota have also weighed in with bumper deals.
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Singapore Airlines has also recently tabled a multi-million dollar offer for Kelce and Swift to become brand ambassadors, following the pop sensation's hugely successful visit to during her Eras Tour.
A source told The U.S. Sun that the power couple are "the perfect target to become ambassadors for Singapore at the international level."
The insider also claimed "having both of them here for a couple of days is a massive thing for Singapore, and the impact on the economy is massive.
"We never had an artist that attracts so many fans and helps a country generate so much business and money in such a short amount of time."
According to the source, the airline flew approximately 200,000 Swifties in during the lead-up to her shows in early March.
The deal presented to Kelce and Swift is said to be $3.2 million over two years.
Following their fleeting visit to Singapore, Swift made her way over to Australia.
Kelce also eventually flew to Sydney where he watched her perform at Accor Stadium as part of a tip that he admitted, "Did not disappoint."
"I'm pretty sure the crowds over there are...they're already rowdy," he told his brother Jason on their New Heights podcast.
"The Australians are pretty rowdy, they like to have a good time, I like to have a good time.
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"They were just a little bit louder than the Argentinian crowd. And I was not expecting that because Argentina was f*****g loud.
"And they were into it."