Patrick & Brittany Mahomes Celebrate Major $600,000 Milestone With Heartfelt Announcement — Fans React to Power Couple’s Big News!

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is used to making headlines for his on-field achievements, but this week, he and his wife, Brittany Mahomes, are celebrating a major off-field triumph. As co-owners of the National Women’s Soccer League’s Kansas City Current, the Mahomes family continues to make waves in the sports world—this time with a record-breaking move that’s elevating both their club and women’s soccer as a whole.

Chiefs Camp Thrives as Mahomes’ Off-Field Success Grows

While the Chiefs continue their second week of training camp at Missouri Western State University, head coach Andy Reid praised the competitive spirit driving the team’s improvement:
“It was good to see both sides of the ball making plays. There was great competition going on, and when you do that, you start improving. That’s the objective in this thing: get a little bit better every day.”

But before Mahomes returned for the 10th day of camp, he and Brittany were busy celebrating a milestone moment for their other team—the Kansas City Current.

KC Current’s Meteoric Rise: From Underdogs to Powerhouse

Since joining forces with owners Chris and Angie Long, the Mahomes family has helped transform the KC Current into one of the NWSL’s most dynamic franchises. The opening of CPKC Stadium—the first premier sports venue built primarily for a women’s team—was a turning point. According to Forbes, the Current generated a league-high $36 million in revenue in 2024, a staggering leap from just $3 million in 2021.

Despite being based in the league’s fourth-smallest market, the Current now boast the NWSL’s second-highest valuation at $275 million, trailing only Angel City FC ($280 million). On the field, the results are just as impressive: the Current currently sit atop the NWSL standings.

Record-Breaking $600,000 Trade for Ally Sentnor

In a bold move to strengthen their playoff push, the KC Current made headlines by acquiring U.S. Women’s National Team midfielder Ally Sentnor from the Utah Royals. The trade cost the Current a record-setting $600,000 in guaranteed intra-league transfer funds—the largest intra-league transfer in NWSL history.

Both Patrick and Brittany Mahomes celebrated the news on social media, sharing their excitement with fans. The Current’s owners, Chris and Angie Long, released a statement:
“We are thrilled to welcome Ally to Kansas City, and we know our passionate fanbase and community will embrace her immediately. Attracting game-changing players like Ally is a testament to the environment and how the best players want to play for this club.”

Sentnor echoed the enthusiasm:
“Playing for Kansas City is an incredible opportunity, and I can’t wait to feel the energy, ambition, and heart of this club. I’m grateful for the warm welcome. Let’s get to work!”

Investing in the Future: $52 Million Performance Center Expansion

The KC Current’s ambition isn’t limited to player acquisitions. Earlier this month, the franchise broke ground on a $52 million, three-phase expansion in Riverside, Missouri. The project includes the construction of Riverside Stadium, a state-of-the-art Performance Center, and additional pitch expansion.

Riverside Stadium will feature a 2,000-seat venue with a FIFA-certified, heated grass pitch and premium amenities, positioning it as a potential base camp for the 2026 men’s World Cup.

The Mahomes Legacy: Changing the Game On and Off the Field

The Mahomes family’s commitment to the KC Current is paying dividends, both financially and culturally. Their leadership is helping set new standards for women’s sports, and their latest moves only reinforce Kansas City’s status as a hub for athletic excellence.

As the Chiefs prepare for another Super Bowl run and the Current chase an NWSL title, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes are proving that their impact goes far beyond football—reshaping the future of sports in Kansas City and beyond.