Shohei Ohtani’s ex-interpreter is in the crosshairs of the feds.

Ippei Mizuhara, who was fired by the Dodgers in March after being accused of stealing millions of Ohtani’s money to cover sports gambling debts, is expected to plead guilty to federal crimes, according to a New York Times report on Wednesday.

TMZ, citing law enforcement sources, reported that Ohtani was the victim of fraud and had no knowledge of the scheme that cost at least $4.5 million of the Dodgers superstar’s money.

According to the Times, the investigation, which is nearly over, found that Mizhuhara may have changed the settings on bank accounts so the two-time MVP would not get any notifications about transactions being made.

Mizuhara had worked in the United States with Ohtani since the two-way player signed with the Angels in 2018.

According to TMZ, Mizuhara is expected to face charges in the coming days.

This is a developing story