Rapper and entrepreneur King Kaka is "over the moon" after being gifted a unique Harambee Stars jersey. He's calling it "the most expensive jersey in the country."

The jersey, signed by the entire Kenyan national football team, was a gift from assistant captain and defender Aboud Omar.

It was presented to King Kaka during Kenya's recent 5-0 victory against Seychelles in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

More Than Just a Shirt

King Kaka shared his excitement on Instagram, posting photos of the red jersey covered in signatures. He made it clear the item was not for sale, saying:

"Not for SALE!! The most expensive jersey."

For King Kaka, a known football fan, this gift holds a special meaning. It's not just a piece of sports memorabilia; it's a part of his family's history.

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He plans to frame the jersey and preserve it for future generations.

"Collectors yangu imefika. Inaenda kwa will yangu, naachia watoi wangu hii jersey," King Kaka said. 

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Fans Flood the Comments

The post was quickly flooded with reactions from fans, who shared a mix of admiration and humor.

@ssup_kevoh joked: “Weka auction mzee ??” (Put it up for auction, old man).

@simo_lambofgod teased: It's not just for your children, say it's for your children and Nana.

@yobi_denzel celebrated defender Omar, writing: “Man like @abud_omar_66 ?? ELCAPTAIN?.”

@samuelngenengugi praised the rapper with a playful rhyme: “Hapo Sasa King Kong King Kaka… Best rapper, kwangu ni King Kong King Kaka.”

King Kaka // Instagram

A Show of Unity

Wearing the national jersey is a huge source of pride for Kenyans, especially after the team's strong performances in recent tournaments.

The team's recent win against Seychelles came after a 3-1 defeat to Gambia, which had left some fans feeling disappointed.

The 5-0 victory boosted confidence and renewed optimism among supporters.

For King Kaka, the signed jersey is a piece of Kenyan football history. It's a treasured item, perfectly tied to a victory that reminded the country to believe in its team.