Who Will Win the 2026 World Cup? Bookmakers Release New Odds

The quarterfinal field is set, and oddsmakers have refreshed their lines on who will lift the trophy. Here’s a look at the latest prices. France — 2.88. Didier Deschamps’ side has steamrolled opponents, scoring at least three goals per game. Paraguay nearly stopped the French machine, at the cost of their own reputation. Next up is Morocco — an organized outfit that has proven it belongs at the top table. A potential semifinal against Spain could be the real final. Right now, France look the most complete team and are deserved favorites. Spain — 4.5. Spain are the only team in the tournament yet to concede. But Luis de la Fuente’s attack hasn’t always clicked — Nico Williams is injured, and Lamine Yamal’s individual flair hasn’t yet turned into goals or assists. Still, with the backline intact, La Roja remain a major contender. Argentina — 5.0. The reigning champions cruised into the last eight. A dominant group stage boosted confidence, though Cape Verde and Egypt caused real trouble. Now they face a disciplined Switzerland side that could end Messi’s run. England — 6.0. England’s games against Ghana, Panama, and DR Congo were tough to watch. But can you argue with Thomas Tuchel’s results? Nobody will remember the performances if the trophy heads home. Norway — 17.0. The neutrals’ darling. How far can the Vikings go? At one point Brazil looked like too big a hurdle, but Erling Haaland doesn’t care about such labels. He keeps scoring and won’t stop against defenders he’s already beaten before. Morocco, Belgium, and Switzerland — 34.0 each. Morocco look the strongest and best-organized of the trio, but a date with France will likely end their journey. Belgium sparked into life closer to the knockout stage, though it might have been a temporary burst. Can Switzerland beat Argentina? Possibly. Win the whole thing? That would take a miracle.