DraftKings releases 2026 FIFA World Cup odds as Spain emerge as favourites
Spain lead the betting markets at +475, while the United States Men's National Team are listed at +6000. Kylian Mbappe is the early favourite for the Golden Boot award.

With fewer than 20 days remaining until the commencement of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, betting partner DraftKings has published the latest tournament odds. The release coincides with the confirmation of group stage pairings, which DraftKings states reflect the perceived difficulty of each team’s route to the final. Spain are currently the favourites to win the tournament, priced at +475, followed closely by France at +500 and England at +650.
The United States Men's National Team (USMNT) are listed at +6000 to win the title. They are joined in the North American bracket by Mexico at +8000 and Canada at +20000. The expanded format of the tournament, which features 48 teams, includes a wide range of contenders. Traditional powerhouses such as Brazil (+800), Argentina (+900), and Portugal (+1000) are also positioned in the upper tier of the odds, alongside Germany at +1400 and the Netherlands at +2000.
Kylian Mbappe is the favourite to secure the Golden Boot award at +600. Other notable players for the top scorer title include Harry Kane at +700, Lionel Messi at +1200, and Erling Haaland at +1400. The list extends to include Lamine Yamal and Mikel Oyarzabal at +1800, with Cristiano Ronaldo priced at +2000.
Several other nations are listed with significant odds against victory. Australia are priced at +60000, while Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Iran are all listed at +100000. The odds are subject to change as the tournament approaches and team news evolves, with the accuracy of the markets dependent on the betting partner’s assessment of team form and player fitness in the final days.
Broadcast information indicates that games can be watched live on Universo, Telemundo, and Peacock en Espanol. However, availability may vary by region, and these platforms may not cover all global audiences. The tournament is scheduled to take place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.


