World Cup Ticket Scalpers Face Losses

Crowd crowds are having difficulty purchasing World Cup tickets, as approximately 180,000 tickets are currently being resold on official secondary platforms. Over the past few months, their average price has decreased by 20 percent, and most sales are happening at a loss after fees are deducted. Some tickets remain unsold, especially for matches involving major teams like Iran and the United States, where prices exceed $800, with tickets costing up to $1,120 directly from FIFA. The event also suffers from a significant lack of reserved seats, despite the rising prices of new tickets, which has sparked criticism and public and political anger over the cost of attending the tournament.

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