Talanta Stadium flags websites fans should avoid when buying Bayern vs Ajax tickets
Talanta Stadium has warned Kenyans against fraudulent websites claiming to sell tickets for the upcoming Bayern Munich versus Ajax Amsterdam match, cautioning buyers against losing money to scammers.
The warning comes as excitement builds ahead of the historic encounter scheduled for January 5, 2027, at the Raila Odinga International Stadium. The stadium management said some websites were attempting to sell fake tickets while pretending to be authorised platforms.
In a notice on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Talanta Stadium cautioned those planning to attend the match against purchasing tickets from the flagged websites. It also warned buyers against sharing their personal information and payment details through the fraudulent platforms.
“The websites marked FAKE in this post are NOT authorised ticketing platforms. Do not purchase tickets or share your personal and payment details through them,” Talanta Stadium stated.
The management clarified that there was only one authorised website through which supporters could purchase tickets for the match. It urged buyers to verify the website before making payments to avoid falling victim to scams.
“The ONLY official website for purchasing tickets is TalantaSportsCity.com,” the notice stated.
The warning comes after the first phase of ticket sales ended with the cheapest categories selling out shortly after the online platform opened.
Tickets priced at Ksh2,500, Ksh3,500 and Ksh5,000 were marked as sold out by 9 pm on Thursday, November 5, barely two hours after sales opened at 7 pm. The early sellout left buyers who had hoped to secure the cheapest seats with fewer options.
Talanta Stadium clarified that the first phase selling out did not mean all tickets for the match were unavailable. It said more tickets would be released in subsequent phases through its official communication channels.
“Remember, Phase One tickets are sold out, but additional tickets will be released in subsequent phases through our official channels,” the management stated.
Those who missed the first phase can therefore wait for the next releases instead of turning to unverified websites. Talanta Stadium urged potential buyers to remain alert and confirm that they were using the authorised platform before paying for tickets.
“Don’t get scammed. Verify the website before you pay,” the notice added.
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