Chargers Sued Over Brazil Game, Ticket Price Hike

The Los Angeles Chargers are facing a class action lawsuit from season ticket holders after moving their 2025 home opener against the Kansas City Chiefs to Brazil and increasing ticket prices by 10%. Plaintiffs claim the team falsely advertised a nine-game home schedule, promoted season tickets with the Chiefs game included, and then failed to provide refunds or credits after moving the game internationally. The suit alleges breach of contract and violations of California's Consumer Legal Remedies Act, Unfair Competition Law, and False Advertising Law. Fans also argue they are paying more for fewer games and were denied the chance to cancel tickets without losing payments. The Chargers have not publicly commented on the litigation, while legal representatives for the plaintiffs hope the team will address these concerns. The case underscores growing frustration among NFL fans as more games are held abroad.