Travis Kelce has confirmed he will be heading to Europe this summer to support Taylor Swift on her Eras Tour.

The Kansas City Chiefs star, whose fame has skyrocketed since he and Swift went public with their relationship in September, has previously travelled to Argentina, Australia and Singapore to watch his girlfriend in action.

And with plenty of time on his hands before NFL teams get their training camps underway in July, Travis says he has plans to follow Taylor across the pond when she takes her worldwide tour to Europe next month..’

After heading to Nanterre, France on May 9, Swift will perform a host of shows in Sweden, Portugal, Spain, Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Poland and Austria over the next three months.

While he didn’t clarify which cities he will be joining her in, Kelce hinted that his girlfriend’s shows in London and Paris will be ‘can’t-miss’ events.

‘I think she’s at Wembley [Stadium] eight times,’ he said. ‘Which is mind-blowing that she can do that many shows in one stadium and fill that thing up.

‘And London is always an amazing city and Paris is a beautiful city and she will be all over Europe.

‘There won’t be a bad show, I promise you that.’

Reports have previously suggested that Kelce is keen to spend time with Swift in France and Italy, with the NFL tight end rumored to have expensive penthouses and hotels for their time in each country.

On the Italian leg of her tour, the couple are understood to be staying in a swanky $6,200-a-night hotel in Milan, while Travis has also booked a hotel suite for $12,000-a-night in Rome, according to the US Sun.

Swift will be able to enjoy some downtime with her man in between her hectic Eras Tour schedule, which Kelce has witnessed first hand in recent months.

Ahead of his own Kelce Jam festival in Kansas City this summer, the Super Bowl winner has no plans to try and emulate his girlfriend.

He told the Hollywood Reporter when asked what he’s learned from Swift: ‘Don’t try and be Taylor, that’s what I learned.