Jennifer Lopez could give the Mets a a lot-needed makeover.

As the race to acquire the workforce goes into overdrive, leisure insiders say bidders J.Lo and Alex Rodriguez would insert a lacking ingredient to Citi Area the many others can not provide — glamour.

A resource said Lopez would do for the Mets what Jay-Z did for the Nets in 2012, when he served launch that crew in Brooklyn and “made it awesome to go to Barclays Center.” (He also selected the team’s brand and hues.)

“Forget about any other operator, or even any participant. A person issue Jennifer has is the No. 1 social media pursuing,” pointed out a sports supply.

Lopez is the No. 15 most-adopted celebrity on Instagram, with 126 million followers, more than Katy Perry or Miley Cyrus.

The resource included of J.Lo and any likely stars and amusement at Citi Field that would adhere to, “They’d depart no stone unturned. It is heading to be an amusement working experience.”

The change among Lopez and Jay-Z is that she’d have a much greater stake in the team with A-Rod. The couple’s reportedly putting up around $300 million of their personal money and would be controlling companions.

Jay-Z sold off his shares for about $1.5 million when he launched a sports-management agency.

The source additional that Lopez would provide in a distinctive lover base, citing her star enchantment, and that she and Rodriguez would be Latino house owners in a discipline of white males. “Someone like Jennifer delivers so much to the game titles, and MLB desires that right now,” mentioned the insider.

Though the Yankees have generally attracted a starrier crowd, the Mets’ concept of exhilaration has historically been that Residence Run Apple in center subject. (We can only consider what J.Lo could do to jazz up Mr. Achieved.)

A-Rod and J.Lo are vying for the team with a team that now involves NFL stars Brian Urlacher, Travis Kelce and DeMarco Murray. They’re up in opposition to billionaire Steve Cohen, moreover a group headed by Josh Harris and David Blitzer that just added Sheldon Adelson.