WWE is ‘desperate’ to get both Travis and Jason Kelce on board for further wrestling appearances

Jason Kelce’s cameo at WrestleMania XL in Philadelphia was so impressive that WWE bosses are eager for the retired Eagles center to participate in future wrestling events alongside his brother Travis.

The problem is, sources tell DailyMail.com, that the Kelces don’t seem interested.

Kelce’s older brother, 36, wrestled alongside current Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson, 33, last Saturday.

“WWE loved Jason and Lane being a part of WrestleMania,” a source exclusively told DailyMail.com at first. “WWE is always on the cusp of what’s hot in entertainment and pop culture and having a Philly legend like Jason on hand to be a part of the show was a no-brainer.

“He is welcome whenever he wants to return and if he wanted to start fighting, they would consider training him for that opportunity,” the same exclusive source continued. “But everyone, including Jason, knows that will probably never happen and this was a really fun opportunity.”

The wrestling promotion also wants to add Travis Kelce to its ranks to appeal to Taylor Swift fans.

“WWE would love nothing more for Jason and Travis to come and do something in the future and it’s for all the obvious reasons.

“Travis brings the situation to Taylor’s attention, and they know it would be all over the media and live forever online and in WWE history. The door is 10,000 percent open if Travis wanted to come through.

“Originally, WWE expected both brothers to do it, but since that didn’t happen, they will make room for both of them in the future no questions asked.”

Last month, WWE star The Miz claimed Jason could be “very dangerous” in the sport and even offered to train the former NFL star himself.

speaking to TMZHe said: “He could be very dangerous in a WWE ring, not only because of his athleticism and the wrestling part, which I think he absolutely can do.”

Jason, 36, surprised fans when he appeared at WrestleMania 40 with Lane Johnson.

“I saw him jump at a Bills game from below and jump out a window, and I thought, ‘Oh my God, this guy is 300 pounds, how did he do that?’ That is incredible.”’

Kelce brought the curtain down on his 13-year career with the Eagles in early March after announcing his retirement from professional football, ending one of the most historic careers in Philadelphia sports history.

The Super Bowl LII champion has several potential new companies available following his retirement, with companies like ESPN, Fox and Amazon Prime reportedly scrambling to recruit him as an analyst for the 2024 NFL season.

Jason and his brother Travis have also hinted at a world tour for their New Heights podcast in recent months, while a coaching role with the Eagles has not been ruled out for the elder Kelce, should he decide to stay in the game.