- Spain is favored to win the 2030 World Cup with +550 odds.
- France and England have under +1000 odds to win the World Cup.
NEW YORK – The 2026 World Cup officially comes to an end with Spain winning its second Copa Mundial in history, and are already out in front looking at the 2030 board.
Spain are #FIFAWorldCup Champions. 🏆 pic.twitter.com/mWLw5iis2C
— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 19, 2026
As things stand coming out of 2026, Spain is favored to win the 2030 World Cup on legal sports betting sites at +550 odds. They are followed by France and England, who are the only other two teams with odds under +1000 to win.
2030 World Cup Winner Odds
- Spain +550
- France +750
- England +950
- Portugal +1000
- Brazil +1100
- Germany +1400
- Argentina +1500
- Morocco +1600
- Netherlands +2000
- Italy +2500
- Norway +2800
- Colombia +3500
Spain’s Golden Era Approaching
After capturing its second World Cup in history, Spain now heads into its “Golden Generation” as referred to by many, which will include Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Pau Cubarsi, and Gavi. All are 27 years old or younger and now sitting with plenty of World Cup experience to lead the charge.
With Spain now playing as the hosts to the 2030 World Cup, now is as good as ever to lay some action on World Cup betting sites and let it gain value over time.
Mbappe Winding Down?
Probably not this time around, but Mbappe will be 31 years of age and still the captain of the squad. The two-time Golden Boot winner will rely on younger talent such as Bradley Barcola, Michael Olise, and Desire Doue, who will all be 27 or younger. It’s safe to say that Ousmane Dembele (33) will remain on the roster as well.
Bellingham Ready To Lead England
With Harry Kane and Jordan Pickford likely retired from international play at the 2030 World Cup, it leads Jude Bellingham as the likely captain of the squad at 27 years old. He’ll be joined by other young stars in Rico Lewis, Ethan Nwaneri, and Kobbie Mainoo.
Where Argentina Sits
2026 marked the end of Lionel Messi’s World Cup career, finishing as the second all-time goal leader behind Kylian Mbappe. Argentina will now rely on a more veteran group rather than young talent moving forward with Enzo Fernandez, Julian Alvarez, and Gonzalo Montiel.
At 38 years of age, goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez is still the projected number one goalkeeper on the squad.
