Just a few short months separate football fans from the biggest event of the Summer, and the most prestigious trophy on the continent. The Euros is set to kick off on June 14th, as the English and French lead the betting.
Euro 2024 Odds
All odds are courtesy of Unibet, correct at the time of publishing and subject to change.
Team | Odds |
England | 13/4 |
France | 7/2 |
Germany | 6/1 |
Spain | 8/1 |
Portugal | 8/1 |
All Other Sides | 14/1 or Above |
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England @ 10/3
The English have been well up there in the betting for a number of the last major international tournaments, but have sadly never managed to seal the deal.
England still possesses an almost unsurpassable squad seemingly possessing stars all over the pitch right now. This includes Harry Kane, who fresh off of his move to Bayern Munich is on track for the European Golden Boot, with a massive 32 goals in 29 games.
As well as Jude Bellingham, the 20-year-old completed his move to Real Madrid last summer, making his presence felt with goals and assists in abundance.
The opportunity to bring in some fantastic youth players is also there, with Cole Palmer having made a major impact at Chelsea, and is well in the race for the Premier League Golden Boot.
England did well in the draw, ending up in Group C, only having to surpass the likes of Slovenia, Denmark and Serbia. Qualification should be assured through this as this will only enhance their chances and in turn odds.
Having been out at around 5/1 coming into the year, they have come in massively of late, even after a few sloppy performances against both Brazil and Belgium in March, seeing them lose and draw, at home, respectively.
The Three Lions boast one of the best and most in-form sides in the competition and are expected to go far in the competition. But one must always be wary of an English side, notorious for bottling it in the biggest of situations.
France @ 7/2
France seemed to have had the bettering of most sides in the world in recent times and have considerable form to back up the faith the bookies have placed in them.
Les Bleus made it to the final of the most recent World Cup, playing a thrilling match with Argentina and only losing on penalties courtesy of the brilliance of that side, captained by Lionel Messi.
This technically places them as the second-best side in the world and the best in Europe, having defeated the English in the Semi-finals of the last World Cup.
Despite having one of the best strikers in the world in Kylian Mbappe, much of the rest of their side has aged significantly and the side put out may well end up being much changed.
Player for player they could be considered on par with the English, but their coach Didier Deschamps has already proven his ability to coach a winning side, something most other coaches in the Euros haven’t, with a World Cup win back in 2018 under his belt.
France also only have to contend with the Dutch in Group D, with neither Austria nor Poland likely to cause them any serious issues, but we never know, and it is the statistically second hardest group in the competition, with Group B taking the cake there.
It would always be unwise to count out the French, as they have historically been one of the best sides in the world and will continue to be, with Mbappe set to lead the line for many years to come.
Germany @ 6/1
Germany are another one to certainly keep an eye out for, with their place in the competition already secured as well as the considerable role that home support will play in their bid to win the Euros.
Their side will certainly be buoyed by the recent introduction of Jamal Muisiala into the side, as the youngster has become a mainstay of the Bayern Munich side.
They of course have a host of other talents, but one may wonder if their side is suffering from a tale as old as time, ageing.
Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller and other stars may well be playing in their last tournament and could wish to go out with a bang, winning on home soil in front of passionate German fans.
A factor already having proved its worth, aiding Germany to victory in the 1974 World Cup, as the effect of home support simply cannot be understated in international tournaments.
Group A shapes up well for the Germans, having to face the likes of Scotland, Hungary and Switzerland, none of whom should cause the host any real trouble. 1st place should be theirs in this one.
Any side will face a staunch challenge as Germans flood the stadium, helping this side to victory. Germany could well go all the way in Euro 2024.
Spain @ 8/1
The Spanish fans are some of the most fervent in Europe and will flock to Germany when it comes time for their side to play, however, recent disappointments and lack of any experienced talent may hamper their chances.
A poor run since 2012 when they won their second Euros, saw them never manage to make it beyond the round-of-16. And even in 2021 they only managed to make it to the semis, as they have struggled to live up to expectations.
The side is struggling for experience and Barcelona’s raft of young talent from La Masia may end are likely to filling the side, only contributing to this problem more.
The likes of Gavi and Pedri may end up in the side, alongside perhaps Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubrasi have impressed on the Champions League stage to this point.
Spain’s record in this tournament is also excellent, being the only side to win back-to-back Euros, and this occurred within recent memory as they claimed the 2008 and 2012 tournaments.
They unfortunately find themselves in the group of death, Group A. They will be joined here by the likes of Croatia, Italy and Albania, the first two more than capable of challenging for the two qualification spots. A tough group will have forced their chances and odds well out.
Spain has always been a contender but in recent times have struggled on the international stage, and this has no doubt contributed to the bookies' estimations for this side.
Portugal @ 8/1
Portugal or more aptly Cristiano Ronaldo has long struck fear into the heart of many international sides due to their impressive performance in these tournaments, finally claiming victory in the 2016 Euros.
It is unknown if Ronaldo will return to the side for the Euros, nevertheless, the side is in good hands and has a host of world-class players, presently with some of the best sides in the world.
This includes Bruno Fernandes, Bernardo Silva, Diogo Jota, Raphael Leao and Rúben Dias.
The quality of the starters cannot be diminished, but their depth may come into question, lacking in this regard slightly.
They cannot be overlooked and may well be a dark horse for this tournament, particularly thanks to the ease of their group. Joined by Türkiye, Georgia and Czechia the Portuguese should top this with ease, and in turn, earn an easier path through the knockout stages.