One World Cup. One European Championship. One generation setting the standard.

Spain's 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph was more than winning football's biggest prize. It completed a remarkable run that began with UEFA Euro 2024 and saw La Roja concede just one goal throughout the entire World Cup.

With the road to 2030 already underway, early expectations are taking shape. Spain opens as the favorite to win the next FIFA World Cup, with familiar contenders close behind.

Early 2030 FIFA World Cup Odds

• Spain — +450 (9/2)

• France — +600 (6/1)

• England — +650 (13/2)

• Argentina — +800 (8/1)

• Portugal — +1000 (10/1)

• Germany — +1200 (12/1)

• Brazil — +1400 (14/1)

• Netherlands — +1800 (18/1)

• Belgium — +2000 (20/1)

• Norway — +2000 (20/1)

• Italy — +2500 (25/1)

• Morocco — +3300 (33/1)

• Colombia — +4000 (40/1)

• Japan — +5000 (50/1)

• Denmark — +6600 (66/1)

• Switzerland — +6600 (66/1)

• Turkey — +6600 (66/1)

• Serbia — +7500 (75/1)

• Croatia — +10000 (100/1)

• Mexico — +10000 (100/1)

• Sweden — +10000 (100/1)

• Uruguay — +10000 (100/1)

• United States — +10000 (100/1)

• Austria — +15000 (150/1)

• Ecuador — +15000 (150/1)

• Senegal — +15000 (150/1)

• Poland — +20000 (200/1)

• Russia — +20000 (200/1)

• Paraguay — +25000 (250/1)

• Ukraine — +25000 (250/1)

• Canada — +30000 (300/1)

• Scotland — +30000 (300/1)

• Wales — +30000 (300/1)

• Egypt — +50000 (500/1)

• Ireland — +50000 (500/1)

• Nigeria — +50000 (500/1)

• Cape Verde — +100000 (1000/1)

The next World Cup is still four years away, but the first predictions are already on the table.

Who do you think will lift the trophy in 2030?