The article text was unavailable, so its specific claims cannot be summarised reliably. Based on the title alone, it appears to examine whether the 2026 World Cup has brought lasting political change to debates over ticket pricing and resale.

It may discuss measures aimed at preventing inflated resale prices, often called “ghost ticket” or anti-touting laws, and assess whether they could persist beyond the tournament. However, no article details, figures or evidence were provided.