Fans who miss out on tickets for Bayern Munich vs Ajax in Nairobi can follow the January 5, 2027 friendly on television and online. By November 6 in the morning, lower-tier tickets ranging from Ksh2,500 to Ksh5,000 had been sold out, leaving thousands of Kenyans disappointed. However, all is not lost for the fans who won’t access the Talanta Stadium to witness the anticipated mouth-watering clash.
The German club announced that the encounter will air on ProSieben and stream simultaneously on FC Bayern TV PLUS, its paid streaming platform.
According to the club, the match will feature former Bundesliga players Marc-André Ter Stegen, Thilo Kehrer and Julian Brandt.
“The match between FC Bayern and Ajax – featuring former Bundesliga players Marc-André Ter Stegen, Thilo Kehrer and Julian Brandt – will be broadcast live on ProSieben and simultaneously on FC Bayern TV PLUS, FC Bayern’s pay-per-view streaming service,” the club stated.
FC Bayern also confirmed that the sale of the tickets was set to start on 5 November at talantasportscity.com.
Live TV and Streaming Options to Watch Bayern Munich vs Ajax Match
ProSieben, a German free-to-air television channel, will provide live coverage of the fixture.
The broadcast will also be accessible through Joyn, the German streaming platform that carries ProSieben’s television programming.
However, Joyn’s free live-TV service is geographically restricted to Germany. Its paid service has limited access for eligible users traveling within the European Union and European Economic Area.
FC Bayern TV PLUS is another confirmed option. The club’s streaming service offers selected live matches, highlights, interviews and full-match replays.
According to the club’s subscription page, FC Bayern TV PLUS packages cost approximately KSh583 (€4) for one month, KSh2,914 (€20) for six months and KSh5,245 (€36) for a 12-month subscription.
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Why Bayern Munich and Ajax Are Coming to Nairobi
The January 5 fixture, scheduled to kick off at 8:15 pm East African Time, will mark the grand opening of the Raila Odinga International Stadium, a 60,000-capacity facility at Talanta Sports City.
Bayern Munich vs Ajax match is part of an international football festival celebrating the sport across Africa and building anticipation for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, which Kenya will co-host with Uganda and Tanzania.
FC Bayern board member for marketing and sales Rouven Kasper noted that the club wanted to strengthen its relationship with its millions of African supporters and increase the international profile of the Bundesliga.
“FC Bayern has millions of fantastic fans in Africa with whom we feel a close connection – it’s a continent with a huge passion for football. Now we have a new opportunity to further strengthen our connection with our fans in Africa too, to allow people to experience FC Bayern first-hand and to underline our club’s international appeal,” Rouven Kasper explained on October 28.
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How to Buy Bayern Munich vs Ajax Tickets
Football fans who want to watch the match without livestreaming can purchase the tickets through the official Talanta Sports City website.
To purchase the tickets, one must select the Bayern Munich versus Ajax Amsterdam match and choose the number of tickets to purchase.
In addition, the fan is also expected to select from the available seating categories.
Payment for the tickets can be made through M-Pesa or a bank card, subject to applicable processing fees.
After a successful purchase, we send tickets via SMS and email. Buyers can also access them through the My Tickets section of the website. Fans unable to attend the match can also transfer their tickets.
However, the organizers clarified that there will be no refunds or cancellations of the tickets once purchased.
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