Football fans have been warned against fraudulent websites selling fake tickets for the upcoming match between FC Bayern Munich and AFC Ajax Amsterdam scheduled for January 5, 2027, in Nairobi.
Talanta Sports City issued the warning on Wednesday, November 11, after identifying several websites allegedly attempting to exploit supporters seeking tickets for the historic encounter.
In a public notice, the stadium management cautioned fans against purchasing tickets or sharing their personal and payment details through unauthorised platforms.
The websites flagged in the notice include talantasportsciity.com, talantasportcity.com and talantasportscity.online.
“Do not purchase tickets or share your personal and payment details through them,” Talanta Sports City warned.
The management clarified that the only authorised platform for purchasing tickets is TalantaSportsCity.com.
It also confirmed that Phase One tickets had sold out, but additional tickets would be released in subsequent phases through its official communication channels.
“Don’t get scammed. Verify the website before you pay,” the notice added.
The warning comes as demand for the January 5 fixture continues to attract attention, with Bayern Munich and Ajax set to meet at the Raila Odinga International Stadium in Nairobi.
The match will form part of the stadium’s official opening and is expected to draw football supporters from across the country and beyond.
Fans who missed the first phase of ticket sales have been advised to wait for further announcements rather than risk losing money through unofficial sellers.
Talanta Sports City has urged supporters to rely on its verified platforms for ticketing updates and other match-related information.