PICTURED: Jay-Z and Jeff Bezos enjoy dinner to discuss plans for a takeover of Washington Commanders

Jay-Z and Jeff Bezos had dinner together Monday night amid reports that the pair are interested in buying the Washington Commanders from embattled owner Daniel Snyder.

TMZ reported last week that a joint bid between the 52-year-old Shawn ‘Jay-Z’ Carter and the 58-year-old Bezos is ‘on the table,’ and plans are evidently in motion as the pair met up Monday.

According to TMZ, Jay-Z and Bezos visited Horses near the Sunset Strip at around 7:30pm, with the latter staying at their table for about two hours, while Carter left around midnight.

Jay-Z and Jeff Bezos met on Monday night for two hours in Los Angeles, as the pair had dinner amid reports they want to buy the Washington Commanders together

The meeting comes after news last week that Snyder was considering the franchise, with the longtime owner reportedly seeking more than $7billion for the team.

Snyder became owner of the team in 1999 and has seen overseen a litany of problems within the franchise, including allegations of a toxic workplace and sexual harassment.

Snyder also resisted calls to change the team’s name for years, as they were formerly known as the Redskins, which is considered offensive to Native Americans.

Bezos’ Amazon is paying $1billion per year for exclusive Thursday Night Football streaming rights for Amazon Prime Video

The team changed their name to the Commanders this year. 

If Jay-Z and Bezos succeed with a potential bid for the team, they could have company in the form of another A-lister.

Matthew McConaughey was reported to have joined the pair’s  efforts last week to buy the franchise, with a source shedding light on the situation to the New York Post.

‘Matthew has always been a huge fan and his ties with the team go way back,’ the they said. ‘They support his foundation and he’s good pals with Dan Snyder — he and [supermodel wife Camilla Alves] were on Dan’s yacht over the Super Bowl last year.’  

Despite growing up in Texas, where the rival Cowboys are easily the most popular professional sports team, McConaughey rooted for the Redskins, as they were then known. 

According to the Post, McConaughey preferred Washington because star Redskins linebacker Chris Hanburger’s name was nearly the same as his favorite childhood food, hamburgers.

The 57-year-old Snyder already has four interested potential buyers, according to Forbes, and has retained Bank of America to sell the Commanders, the club announced Wednesday.

Bezos, Carter, and McConaughey all have some experience in the sports world.

The Amazon founder has already made an imprint on the NFL, with his company buying exclusive streaming rights to Thursday Night Football for $1billion per season.

Jay-Z formerly owned a minority stake in the Brooklyn Nets, and then founded sports agency Roc Nation sports, which now boasts clients such as LaMelo Ball, Kevin De Bruyne and Saquon Barkley.

The pair reportedly met at Horses near the Sunset Strip at around 7:30pm, with Bezos leaving about two hours after arrival

Finally, McConaughey is a minority owner of recent expansion MLS side Austin FC, and also holds the title ‘minister of culture’ there as well.

There is currently a federal probe into allegations of financial malpractice regarding the Commanders. Previously, attorney generals in Virginia and Washington D.C. announced similar probes into claims that Snyder withheld refundable deposits from ticket holders and hid revenue from NFL teams.

News of a potential sale follows comments from Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay urging the NFL to remove Snyder as Commanders owner. Speaking at last month’s league meetings in New York, Irsay said ‘there’s merit’ to booting Snyder, who ranks as one of the least popular owners in professional sports.