The Mayor of Rio de Janeiro has asked Nintendo to bring Pokemon Go to Brazil in time for the Rio Olympics.

Rio de Janeiro’s Mayor, Eduardo Paes, took to his public Facebook page in order to publicly ask Nintendo to bring its hit mobile game, Pokemon Go, to Brazil. “23 days to go to the Rio Olympics 2016,” he says in a translation provided by Facebook. “The whole world is coming here. Come too!”

The post is accompanied with an image of select locales around Rio de Janeiro with Pokemon photoshopped into them. The image includes a Krabby near the ocean, a Bulbasaur near an Olympics symbol, and a Lapras swimming in what we assume is extremely polluted waters off of Rio de Janeiro.

Niantic, the studio behind Pokemon Go, put a hold on the game’s rollout in order to work on its ongoing issues with the game’s servers. Its launch week was plagued with server issues due to its overwhelming popularity, which appears to have subsided a bit as we haven’t heard many reports of users complaining of any connection issues.

In the meantime, we’re curious to see if Nintendo can persuade Niantic to roll the game out to South America. We’re sure those in attendance want to play Pokemon Go while they’re watching history in the making several times per day. What could be better than sharing a picture of a huge Lapras popping up in the middle of an Olympic swimming event?