Talanta Sports City Flags Fake Websites Selling Bayern vs Ajax Tickets

NAIROBILEO.CO.KE • 41m ago

Talanta Sports City has warned the public against fraudulent websites attempting to sell tickets for the upcoming match between FC Bayern Munich and AFC Ajax.

In a notice on Wednesday, November 11, the facility cautioned football fans against making payments or sharing their personal information through the unauthorised platforms.

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Talanta Sports City identified the websites involved in the alleged ticket scam, urging supporters to verify ticketing platforms before making purchases.

“Fraudulent websites are attempting to sell fake tickets for the historic FC Bayern Munich vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam match on 5th January 2027.

“The websites talantasportsciity.com, talantasportcity.com and talantasportscity.online are not authorised ticketing platforms. Do not purchase tickets or share your personal and payment details through them,” the notice read.

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Talanta Sports City further clarified that tickets should only be purchased through its official website, while advising fans that the first phase of ticket sales had already been exhausted.

“The only official website for purchasing tickets is TalantaSportsCity.com. Remember, Phase One tickets are sold out, but additional tickets will be released in subsequent phases through our official channels,” the statement added.

This comes days after detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) arrested a man accused of conning a woman of Ksh130,000 in an online accommodation scam targeting holidaymakers heading to the Coast.

In a statement Sunday, November 8, the DCI said its Nyali Sub-County detectives acted on investigative leads to trail and arrest Nelson Okota Odhiambo in Bamburi, bringing his alleged scheme to an end.

Okota is accused of defrauding a female client of Ksh130,000 after claiming he could secure Airbnb accommodation for her in Nyali.

The accommodation never materialised, leaving the woman out of pocket.

According to the country’s august investigative body, the alleged fraud may not be limited to one victim.

“Preliminary investigations suggest that the suspect has extended his fraudulent enterprise beyond Nyali, targeting unsuspecting travellers planning visits to Mombasa, Kilifi and Kwale counties,” the statement read.

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