Operation Details on $32M Network Tactics

More than 445,000 counterfeit items related to the 2026 World Cup in the United States have been seized, including football jerseys confiscated during security operations focused on tourist areas and the final stadium. The jerseys of Argentina’s star Lionel Messi were the most in demand among the confiscated items, with copies sold at low prices of $30-$40, compared to $110 for official versions. Investigations reveal that smuggling networks employ various methods, such as hiding products within regular shipments, often originating from China and Hong Kong. Their aim is to meet the demand for player jerseys during the tournaments and to promote cheaper copies that undercut official prices, thereby funding criminal activities and threatening intellectual property rights and economic security.

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