FIFA is set to be investigated by senior US legal officials over its ticketing practices for the 2026 World Cup, according to reports from Belfast Telegraph and the Daily Mail. The investigation is described as being carried out by chief legal officers in the United States, focusing specifically on how tickets are managed, distributed, or handled ahead of the tournament. The coverage does not include detailed allegations, findings, or specific aspects of the ticketing system that officials will examine. It also does not name particular jurisdictions or agencies beyond the reference to US legal leadership. At this stage, both reports present the move as an announced probe rather than a concluded legal outcome. FIFA is therefore facing scrutiny from US authorities as planning for the 2026 World Cup continues, with the investigation expected to determine whether FIFA’s ticketing arrangements comply with applicable requirements and practices. No further details about timing, scope, or potential consequences are provided in the available summaries.