World Cup Betting Odds: Outright winner, top scorer & more

In this article, we will display the latest World Cup Betting Odds for the 2026 tournament in Canada, Mexico and the United States.

These will include odds for the outright winner, top scorer and more which we will keep updated throughout the competition.

Also, feel free to check out our dedicated World Cup predictions & betting tips page.

World Cup Betting Odds: Outright winner

France (6/1)

France became the outright to win the 2026 World Cup following their impressive 3-1 win over Senegal on matchday one. Les Bleus looked dangerous going forward, and Kylian Mbappe is already off the mark, with two goals to his name.

France has reached the last two World Cup finals, winning it in 2018 and narrowly losing on penalties to Argentina in 2022.

It will be interesting to see how they get on against Norway later on in the group stages, but right now, they look like the team to beat.

Spain (6/1)

Spain's 0-0 draw with Cape Verde has not deterred the bookies, and they remain the joint-favourites to win the tournament. They were far better against Saudi Arabia and now just need a point against Uruguay to qualify for the knockout stages as group winners.

Their only previous World Cup victory was in 2010, but they have won other major honours before, most recently the 2024 European Championships, and boast world-class players in almost every position.

England (13/2)

England are the third-favourites to win the World Cup, according to the bookies, despite not winning the tournament for 60 years. They were impressive for large parts of their opening match against Croatia, scoring four goals in the process.

Managed by a serial winner in Thomas Tuchel, and captained by Harry Kane, this is a star-studded England team that has the look of a team that will go deep this summer.

Argentina (8/1)

The World Cup holders are only fourth favourites to defend their crown, and 8/1 looks like a great price following Lionel Messi's hat-trick against Algeria on matchday one.

The warm climate could potentially help the South American teams this summer, and if Messi can stay close to the level he showed against Algeria, then they have every chance of going back-to-back.

Top scorer

Lionel Messi (7/2)

Following his hat-trick against Algeria, Messi is now the joint-favourite to win the Golden Boot this summer, despite being in his late 30s. Messi needs one more goal to become the all-time leading World Cup goalscorer.

Kylian Mbappe (7/2)

Kylian Mbappe has also been moved into 7/2 to win the Golden Boot this summer. Like Messi and Kane, Mbappe had a stunning opening match, scoring twice as France downed Senegal. His second goal is arguably the best goal of the tournament so far.

Harry Kane (11/2)

Kane has won the World Cup Golden Boot before, and he could well do again this summer, particularly after scoring twice in England's opening match against Croatia.

Mikel Oyarzabal (14/1)

Mikel Oyzardabal is back in the Golden Boot picture after scoring twice in Spain's 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia. Oyarzabal famously scored the winner against Englandin the Euro 2024 final.

Erling Haaland (16/1)

Erling Haaland may not have supreme talent around him, but the big man proved he can still find a way to score goals in any match in Norway's 4-1 win over Iraq. Rule him out of the Golden Boot race at your peril.