Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes (Instagram)
The Kansas City Current drew a record-setting crowd for their final home match of the 2026 season, turning the occasion into more than a football game.
“It’s a fun day to come out and celebrate Kansas City and celebrate sports in Kansas City and be a part of history because this will be our largest attended match in Kansas City Current history,” said Jocelyn Monroe, chief marketing director of KC Current. Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes have another reason to celebrate their investment in Kansas City sports. With thousands of supporters gathering outside CPKC Stadium, the club expanded its matchday experience and brought more fans into the celebration. The milestone also highlighted the growing appeal of women’s soccer in Kansas City, where the Mahomes family’s involvement in the Current has become part of a wider push to build a strong sporting community. For Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, who are part of the ownership group behind the KC Current, the milestone reflects the team’s growing reach beyond the pitch. The turnout also showed how a match can become a citywide event rather than an experience limited to those inside the stadium. For the Mahomes-backed club, the record crowd offers a clear sign of growing fan interest. By combining soccer, food and entertainment, the Current is working to make its home ground a destination for the wider Kansas City community.
The Kansas City Current made history on October 25, welcoming a crowd expected to reach around 18,000 for the club’s biggest-attended match. With CPKC Stadium holding about 12,000 people, the team introduced a new Ground Pass experience at Current Landing to give more supporters a place to watch the action.
Jocelyn Monroe, the club’s chief marketing director, said the occasion was about bringing the city together.