Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli is eyeing up a record deal as he reckons the market needs a male singer.
The 64-year-old gave sang on the show last Saturday and now wants to take on a new venture.
Fans of Strictly saw him open the BBC One hit as he sang Franki Valli's 1969 song Can't Take My Eyes Off You.
The well-loved Italian judge admitted there won't be much competition on the market for him amongst male singers as it's currently dominated by female singers.
Bruno told The Sun: "At the moment the girls are stronger than the boys I have to say.
"There's no new talent at that level like George Michael, I think the girls are cornering the market."
He confessed singing has been a life-long dream of his, insisting he's not looking to make money.
The judge grew up singing and is desperate to share his work with the public.
And speaking about dream collaborations, he revealed Adele would be just that.
"This won't be a gimmick, it will be a serious album. I wouldn't do it otherwise. I care a lot about it."
It's clear the star takes his singing dream seriously, and he admitted he'd be delighted to take the "right things" if they happen.
As the Strictly final is drawing closer, Bruno believes remaining contestants former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher and football pundit Alex Scott have ensured the standard of the 2019 bunch has been incredibly high.
Mirror TV has contacted Bruno's reps for comment.
*Strictly Come Dancing returns next Saturday on BBC One
