The FIFA World Cup trophy will land in Kenya on Thursday ahead of its two-day tour- between May 24th and 25th.
Coca-Cola in partnership with Fifa announced former Brazil defender Juliano Belletti as the FIFA World Cup trophy tour ambassador.
Belleti, who won the World Cup in 2002, is an assistant coach of Brazilian side Cruzeiro and formerly played for Villareal, Barcelona and Chelsea.
The trophy will be on public display on Friday at the KICC where thousands of football lovers will get a chance to take a souvenir picture.
Coca-Cola is giving away 3,000 tickets to consumers participating in the Fifa World Cup Buy and Win promotion where they will get a VIP viewing experience of the trophy at KICC.
However, only one Kenyan will be allowed to touch the trophy.
President Uhuru Kenyatta will receive the FIFA World Cup trophy at State House, Nairobi Thursday.
He is the only person in Kenya who will be allowed to hoist the trophy on Friday, May 27.
Coca-Cola in partnership with Fifa announced former Brazil defender Juliano Belletti as the FIFA World Cup trophy tour ambassador.
Belleti, who won the World Cup in 2002, is an assistant coach of Brazilian side Cruzeiro and formerly played for Villareal, Barcelona and Chelsea.
The trophy will be on public display on Friday at the KICC where thousands of football lovers will get a chance to take a souvenir picture.
Coca-Cola is giving away 3,000 tickets to consumers participating in the Fifa World Cup Buy and Win promotion where they will get a VIP viewing experience of the trophy at KICC.
However, only one Kenyan will be allowed to touch the trophy.
President Uhuru Kenyatta will receive the FIFA World Cup trophy at State House, Nairobi Thursday.
He is the only person in Kenya who will be allowed to hoist the trophy on Friday, May 27.