The Mahomes family is making sports history — again.

NFL legend Patrick Mahomes and his powerhouse wife Brittany Mahomes have just revealed that their soccer team, the Kansas City Current, will compete in a groundbreaking, first-ever U.S. edition of the World Sevens Football Tournament this December — a global sporting event with a jaw-dropping $5 million prize pool.

This marks the first time ever the World Sevens Football competition will be held on North American soil — and the Current are ready to represent the U.S. on one of the biggest stages in international women’s soccer.

A “First” for the U.S. — and for Women’s Soccer

From the NFL to the NWSL, the Mahomes name continues to redefine excellence. After leading the Kansas City Current to an NWSL Shield victory, the power couple is taking things global — with their team confirmed to compete in the high-intensity 7v7 World Sevens Football Tournament in Fort Lauderdale, Florida this December 5–7.

“Our team thrives on intensity, creativity, and competition — everything that defines the 7v7 format,” said assistant coach Milan Ivanovic. “This is an incredible opportunity for our players to go head-to-head with some of the best in the world.”

The event promises fast-paced, high-scoring games featuring eight elite teams from across the Americas — all battling for glory and a share of that multi-million-dollar prize.

Who’s Playing? The Line-Up Is Global

The Kansas City Current will face off against international giants, including:

•  Club América (Mexico) Club Tigres (Mexico)

•  Flamengo (Brazil) Deportivo Cali (Colombia)

•  AFC Toronto (Canada)

•  San Diego Wave (USA)

Each club brings its own flair and talent — but it’s the Mahomes-backed Current that fans are calling “the team to watch.”

“We’re proud to represent Kansas City and the NWSL on the international stage,” Ivanovic added. “We can’t wait to bring that KC Current energy to Fort Lauderdale.”

Brittany Mahomes: From Owner to Game-Changer

As co-owner and former professional soccer player, Brittany Mahomes has made it her mission to elevate women’s sports — and this latest move is proof that she’s succeeding.

“Brittany’s vision has always been about making women’s soccer bigger, bolder, and global,” said one insider close to the team. “This tournament is her dream come true — and she’s doing it side by side with Patrick.”

The Current’s participation is being hailed as a historic breakthrough for women’s sports in America, showcasing not just skill, but the star power and influence of athletes like Brittany who are rewriting the rules of the game.

 The Stakes: $5 Million, Glory, and Global Recognition

The $5 million prize pool is one of the largest ever offered in women’s soccer — sending a powerful message about the sport’s growing value and visibility.

“This is more than a tournament,” said one World Sevens representative. “It’s a statement — that women’s football deserves the same excitement, energy, and financial reward as the men’s game.”

And if the Current take home the top prize, it would mark yet another “Mahomes Moment” — proving that their dynasty isn’t limited to football fields and Super Bowls.

 A Global Phenomenon Comes to America

The World Sevens Football tournament first debuted in Portugal earlier this year, with powerhouses like Bayern Munich, Manchester United, PSG, and Roma battling it out. Now, the competition’s arrival in the U.S. is expected to draw massive crowds — and eyes from every corner of the sports world.

Fans are already calling it the “World Cup meets All-Star Weekend,” thanks to its compact, high-energy format.

 The Mahomes Legacy Grows

Patrick Mahomes may rule the gridiron, but this new chapter proves the family’s legacy extends well beyond football. Between Brittany’s leadership and Patrick’s unwavering support, the Kansas City Current have become a symbol of empowerment, unity, and ambition.

“We’re not just playing the game,” Brittany said in a previous interview. “We’re changing it.”

 The Countdown Is On

With the tournament just weeks away, excitement is skyrocketing — not just in Kansas City, but across the entire sports world.

One thing’s certain: when Patrick and Brittany Mahomes make a move, the world pays attention. And this time, they’re not just making history — they’re shaping the future of women’s sports.