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CS Mvurya explained that ticket prices will vary depending on the seating area and access offered.


The Ministry of Sports confirmed that the sale of the tickets for the FC Bayern Munich versus AFC Ajax match at the Talanta Stadium will go live on Thursday, November 5, at 6:00 p.m.m

Sports Cabinet Secretary (CS) Salim Mvurya said that the sale will exclusively be on the Talanta Sports City website: talantasportscity.com. 

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Mvurya added that ticket prices will vary depending on the seating area and access offered.

"The tickets will be released in phases across multiple seating categories, with prices starting from as low as Ksh2,500, reflecting our commitment to making this exceptional sporting experience accessible to as many Kenyans as possible.

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"Supporters are encouraged to secure their tickets within the announced sales windows, as availability on sold-out categories cannot be guaranteed in subsequent categories," the statement read in part.

A file photo of Sports CS Salim Mvurya.

CS Mvurya asked supporters to only buy the tickets from the official channels and make payments through official verified accounts to avoid being conned.

 He added that skyboxes and hospitality packages will also be available and will offer exclusive matchday experiences.

The Ministry of Sports promised that the experience will feature dedicated concierge services, a spectacular 12-hour fan festival, world-class entertainment featuring leading international artists and a series of exciting activities.

It reiterated that the match is fully funded through private-sector support, a demonstration of the growing confidence of corporate partners in Kenya's sports industry.

CS Mvurya added that the match will serve as a critical dress rehearsal for the AFCON PAMOJA 2027 tournament.

"The match will provide an invaluable opportunity to test our stadium, operations, security arrangements, transport systems, hospitality services, crowd management and other critical infrastructure under real international match conditions," he stated.

Earlier, Sports Principal Secretary Elijah Mwangi has clarified that the government will not spend public funds to bring Bayern Munich and Ajax to Kenya for the launch of the Talanta Stadium.

PS Mwangi said the government has secured sponsors who will facilitate the match between the two European football giants.