Ian Wright has publicly condemned FIFA for the chaotic circumstances surrounding the upcoming World Cup, labeling it the 'World Cup of chaos'. His criticism follows the denial of entry to Somali referee Omar Artan, who was barred from the United States despite having valid travel documents. As a result, Artan has been removed from FIFA's officiating roster for the tournament, which will take place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Wright took to social media to express his frustration over the situation, noting that numerous fans, players, and officials have faced similar entry issues. He highlighted the exorbitant costs associated with attending the tournament, describing it as a 'rich man's game'. Wright voiced his concern for American soccer fans, who he believes are being embarrassed by these developments. FIFA responded by stating that it is not involved in immigration processes, emphasizing that visa decisions are made by host country authorities. Wright's remarks reflect ongoing frustrations surrounding the organization of the tournament and the accessibility for fans.