The attorneys general of New York and New Jersey announced on May 27, 2026, that they have initiated an investigation into FIFA's ticketing practices in relation to potential price gouging for World Cup tickets.
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New York and New Jersey Attorneys General Investigate FIFA's Ticketing Practices
The attorneys general from New York and New Jersey have begun an investigation into FIFA's ticketing practices, focusing on possible price gouging ahead of the World Cup. The announcement was made on May 27, 2026.
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Tish James joins NJ attorney general to investigate FIFA for possible World Cup ticket price gouging
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New York and New Jersey Attorneys General Investigate FIFA's Ticketing Practices