Champions Gor Mahia FC earned KSh 5,451,000 from ticket sales during Sunday's 2025/26 SportPesa Premier League title coronation at Nyayo National Stadium.
According to Gornews, an outlet associated with the club, treasurer Gerphas Okuku confirmed to Gornews that 17,487 tickets were sold for the season finale against Nairobi United FC.
During the match held at Nyayo National Stadium, thousands of K'Ogalo fans turned out to witness the club secure a record-extending 22nd league title.
Although Gor Mahia suffered a narrow defeat on the pitch, the mood remained festive as fans joined players, club legends and officials in marking another successful chapter in the club's illustrious history.
Okuku thanked supporters for their unwavering loyalty and exemplary conduct during the celebrations.
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"Thanks to all our fans for the incredible turnout and discipline, which made our celebration even more special. Your support and loyalty are truly overwhelming," he said.
The club also hailed its ticketing partner, LangoPass, for enhancing revenue collection and transparency through its digital ticketing platform.
"We extend our deepest gratitude to our ticketing partners, LangoPass, for their excellent work throughout the season. Their commitment and transparency have been key to our progress in ticketing and revenue collection," Okuku added.
The impressive gate collections highlight Gor Mahia's vast and passionate fan base while providing a significant financial boost ahead of the new season and upcoming continental assignments.
The coronation ceremony capped a memorable campaign in which K'Ogalo once again asserted their dominance in Kenyan football by clinching the 2025/26 SportPesa Premier League title and reinforcing their status as the country's most successful club.
The figures sparked reactions online, with many fans praising the turnout and revenue generated.
One user, Wilson Mwongera, wrote, "Wow, that money belongs to them, hio isipelekwe Kasongo plz."
Another, Al Fonce, commented, "Football Kenya is waking up," while Humble LG Langat noted: "Means ticket ilikuwa 311 bob."