The Mahomes' Investment Pays Off as Kansas City Current Valuation Reaches $325 Million
Kansas City, Sunday, 26 April 2026.
Highlighting the explosive growth of women’s sports, Patrick and Brittany Mahomes’ Kansas City Current is now the NWSL’s second most valuable franchise with a staggering $325 million valuation.
A Strategic Play in the NWSL Boom
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) is experiencing a financial renaissance, and the Kansas City Current is at the forefront of this economic wave. In late April 2026, financial reports revealed that the franchise is now valued at a remarkable $325 million [1][2]. This figure represents an 18 percent increase from the previous year, equating to an estimated dollar value gain of 49.576 million [5]. The Current now stands as the second most valuable team in the league, trailing only Angel City FC, which currently holds a $340 million valuation [1][2][3].
Infrastructure and Investor Confidence
This soaring $325 million valuation is not merely a reflection of cash on hand, but rather a strong indicator of investor confidence and projected future growth [2]. A significant driver of this business momentum is the club’s aggressive investment in physical infrastructure. In 2024, the team opened the $140 million CPKC Stadium, a project privately financed by co-owners Angie and Chris Long [3][5]. This was followed by a recent $52 million expansion project in Riverside, Missouri, which includes upgrades to the Riverside Stadium, The Performance Center, and various training pitches [3][5].
Diversifying the Mahomes Financial Empire
The financial success of the Kansas City Current is just one component of Patrick Mahomes’ expanding economic portfolio. The quarterback, who has an estimated net worth of $160 million, operates under a massive $450 million, 10-year contract extension signed with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2020 [1][3]. Recently, his financial picture evolved further when the Chiefs restructured his contract, converting over $54 million into a signing bonus to open up more than $43 million in immediate salary cap space [2]. While this maneuver provides short-term financial flexibility for the team, it shifts larger cap hits into future seasons [2].
Rehabilitation and the Road to the 2026 Season
While his front-office ventures thrive, Mahomes faces a demanding physical challenge ahead of the 2026 NFL season. In December 2025, the quarterback suffered a severe knee injury involving tears to his ACL and LCL, which prematurely ended his 2025 campaign and required surgery in Texas [1][2][3][5]. The coaching staff has maintained a cautious approach to his return timeline, acknowledging the severity of a mid-winter joint reconstruction [5].