Mozzart Bet offering tantalising odds for Golden Boot, 2026 FIFA World Cup winner
.jpeg)
Reading Time: 3min | Thu. 09.07.26. | 22:00
2018 champions France are currently favorites to reclaim the crown, while Lionel Messi leads the way for becoming top-scorer
The race for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is down to eight, and gaming giants Mozzart Bet are here to provide you with an opportunity to win big by simply predicting who carries the day on the final slated for Sunday, 19 July at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
Download our Mozzart Sport app for more news
On our special tab, you can get to pick the outright winner of the competition, ensuring you secure your prediction early, even before the quarter-finals are done and dusted.
Perhaps not surprisingly, one-half of the four former champions left in the tournament carry the shortest odds to add another star to their already existing football pedigree, with the other half bearing potentially big returns, should the unthinkable happen, which has so far proven to be the case.
Leading the way with the least odds are 2018 champions France, who will be looking to breeze their way in a third consecutive finals appearance at 2.85.
Fittingly, one of the sharpest teams and reigning European champions, Spain, come in second with 4.50 odds, followed closely by defending world champions Argentina, who lie at 5.00 odds.
Seeking a first crown since 1966, Thomas Tuchel’s England closes in at 6.00, unofficially marking the cut-point between the solid favourites, and fancy underdogs.
Thanks to their phenomenal run throughout the campaign, Erling Haaland’s Norway ranks fifth-highest to win the entire thing, clocking at 17.0 odds.
A further look down the order presents tasty odds of 35.0 for the remaining trio of Belgium, Switzerland and Morocco, who are generally viewed as outsiders to landing what could be a memorable first World Cup trophy.
In addition, Mozzart Bet is also offering gamers the best odds for the Golden Boot race, which, unlike many editions, is attracting a host of candidates and star names.
Leading with the least odds is Argentina captain Lionel Messi, who currently tops the charts with eight goals, and carries a prize of 2.10.
Hot on his heels, however, is the duo of Frenchman Kylian Mbappe and Norwegian star Erling Haaland, who are offered odds of 2.35 and 8.00 respectively.
The two aforementioned players are currently tied on seven goals each, and could well be fancied to add to their tallies should they go deep in the tournament.
England captain Harry Kane, meanwhile, is priced at 9.00, while Spain’s Mikel Oyarzabal and France’s Ousmane Dembele are tied at 40.00.
In case you fancy a big return, then Spanish youngster Lamine Yamal is the man to back, as he is heavily valued at 1000.