World Cup 2030 odds: Spain open as favorites to repeat as champions, USMNT long shots

Following Spain's 2026 World Cup victory over Argentina, DraftKings has installed Spain as the +500 favorites to win the 2030 tournament. France (+600), England (+900), and Portugal (+1000) follow. Germany, Brazil, and Argentina are at +1100. The USMNT, after a round-of-16 exit on home soil in 2026, is a long shot at +8000. Spain will co-host the 2030 World Cup with Portugal and Morocco, and key players like Lamine Yamal are expected to be in their prime. Prediction markets give Spain a 17% chance of winning, with France at 15% and Argentina at 11%.

First published Aug 4, 02:58 PM UTCUpdated Jul 20, 01:45 AM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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World Cup 2030 odds: Spain open as favorites to repeat as champions, USMNT long shotsSoccer - The AthleticWesternJul 20, 01:45 AM UTC

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