Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed could be on their way to AEW, and their reported debut may come on one of the company's biggest stages.

According to WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select, there is an expectation within AEW that Kingston and Creed will make their debuts at AEW All In.

The report claims people within the company are expecting the former WWE stars to appear at the event, although nothing has officially been confirmed by AEW, Kingston or Creed.

"Those within AEW are expecting Kofi and Austin Creed to make their AEW debuts at All In, @WrestleVotes Radio on @FightfulSelect has learned."

The latest development follows weeks of speculation over what could be next for the former New Day members.

Kingston and Creed, who competed as Xavier Woods in WWE, left the company earlier this year. WWE reportedly attempted to renegotiate their contracts on reduced terms, but the pair ultimately declined the proposed deals and moved on.

Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed Have Been Teasing Their Future

There have been several developments in recent weeks that have only increased speculation about a potential move to AEW.

Kingston recently filed trademarks for "KSM" and "Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah." The filings cover wrestling performances, entertainment appearances and merchandise, potentially giving Kingston greater control over how he presents himself outside WWE.

Swerve Strickland has also played a major part in fuelling the rumours.

Strickland initially appeared to tease Kingston and Creed on social media before continuing the mystery on AEW television.

During a recent episode of AEW Dynamite, "Hangman" Adam Page issued an open challenge for teams interested in challenging for the AEW World Trios Championship at All In.

Swerve responded to the challenge but stopped short of revealing who could join him.

That situation has now become even more interesting following the announcement of the Trios Roulette Royale for All In, which will feature seven teams competing for the AEW World Trios Championship.

With mystery entrants involved and Kingston and Creed now reportedly expected backstage, speculation is naturally growing that the former New Day stars could be part of the match.

For now, their involvement remains unconfirmed. If the report proves accurate, however, AEW All In could mark the beginning of a major new chapter for Kingston and Creed following their WWE departures.