The stadium is targeted for delivery to the government in July 2026, at which point it will be 100% complete and ready for events. AFCON 2027 kicks off in June 2027, giving a year for test events and full operational setup.
Tickets for AFCON 2027 matches will be sold through the official CAF and KFF (Kenya Football Federation) ticketing platforms. Register your interest via our booking form to receive an alert when tickets go on sale.
Yes. Talanta Sports City is designed as a multi-purpose venue. The full stadium, skyboxes, and corporate suites are available for hire outside of official football fixtures. Contact our venues team for pricing and availability.
Matatu routes 111, 118, and 46 serve Ngong Road, with stops near Dagoretti Corner and Junction Mall. A dedicated commuter rail spur is planned for AFCON 2027. Ample parking (3,000 spaces) is also available.
Yes. President Ruto announced during the 62nd Jamhuri Day celebrations in December 2025 that the stadium will be renamed Raila Odinga International Stadium, in honour of the former Prime Minister who passed in October 2025. The renaming takes formal effect upon stadium completion.
The stadium is designed for football and rugby. Independent athletics fields are being constructed adjacent to the main complex. Kenya's national rugby team will also use the facility for home internationals.