Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office is investigating FIFA over its ticketing process for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The investigation revolves around allegations that FIFA misled World Cup ticket buyers over the seats purchased,

Just days before the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Texas, questions are emerging about whether some ticketholders will actually get the premium seats they thought they paid for. Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday his office opened an investigation-just a couple of days before scheduled matches in Houston and Dallas-into allegations FIFA misled fans about the location and quality of seats sold.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into FIFA’s World Cup ticket pricing after allegations that fans paid thousands of dollars for seats that turned out to have worse views than advertised.

The Texas Attorney General's Office said it has opened an investigation into FIFA's World Cup ticket sale practices following complaints alleging fans were misled about seat locations for matches to be played in Dallas and Houston.

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Paxton's office is looking into claims FIFA misled fans about seat locations. Experts say waiting until day-of could mean significantly lower ticket prices.

Texas investigates whether FIFA misled World Cup fans by changing seat classifications after tickets were sold.

Texas becomes the fourth state to announce it is investigating FIFA over allegations of unfair ticketing practices.