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Kansas City Current's valuation rises 18% to $325 million

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The Kansas City Current, a National Women's Soccer League club co-owned by Patrick and Brittany Mahomes, has seen its valuation climb from $275 million to $325 million over the past year. That 18 percent increase places the team second in the league, behind only Angel City FC. Analysts point to the league's stability and the club's solid revenue generation as key drivers of the higher value. The team is also focused on strengthening its on-field results following its 2025 Shield win.

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