European lawmakers are calling for an investigation into FIFA president Gianni Infantino after FIFA lifts a red-card suspension for U.S. striker Folarin Balogun ahead of the United States’ next match. Balogun receives a red card during the U.S. victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina on July 1, which would normally make him ineligible for the team’s following game. Multiple outlets report that FIFA reverses the suspension on Monday, allowing him to play against Belgium. Several lawmakers in the European Parliament say the timing and nature of the decision raise questions about whether the Trump administration exerted influence on FIFA officials. Reports describe a push to refer the matter to FIFA’s Ethics Committee and also to build support for an investigation at the European Parliament level. While the outlets differ slightly in emphasis—some focus on demands for FIFA’s Ethics Committee action and others on potential government pressure—all describe the same sequence: a red card is issued, the suspension is then lifted, and European lawmakers seek scrutiny of Infantino’s role in that reversal. Lawmakers characterize the decision as improper and call for clarification of who intervened and why.