Louis Rees-Zammit is reportedly set to join the reigning Super Bowl champions. The former Welsh winger has been meeting with various NFL teams after completing a rigorous 10-week training program through the league's international player pathway. Despite interest from teams like the New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, and Denver Broncos, Rees-Zammit seems ready to sign with the Kansas City Chiefs. According to the Bleacher Report, the 23-year-old will ink his contract on Friday and participate in the Chiefs' summer camp ahead of the upcoming season starting in September.

Upon arrival, Rees-Zammit will compete for a position on the Chiefs' roster, which will eventually be trimmed to 53 players for the 2024/25 campaign. Despite a less-than-impressive pro day performance, with a 40-yard dash time slower than his training results and average jumps, Rees-Zammit is seen as a promising prospect. The speedy player is envisioned as a versatile offensive weapon and potential kick returner for the Chiefs.

With his speed and agility, Rees-Zammit could add depth to the running game and be a reliable target for quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

The former rugby star expressed his desire to contribute in multiple roles within the offense, emphasizing his strengths in speed and catching ability. While acknowledging the differences in playing American football, Rees-Zammit is eager to adapt and showcase his skills.

Despite facing stiff competition from established NFL players, including Mahomes and Travis Kelce, Rees-Zammit is determined to earn a spot on the Chiefs' roster.

If he doesn't make the final 53-man cut, he could still join the expanded practice squad to further develop his skills in the league. This season, teams are allowed to have 17 players on the practice squad, providing opportunities for international players like Rees-Zammit from the international player pathway program.