Canada are priced at 0.4% to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which ranks them #24 of the 48 teams with live odds — a long shot for the tournament. These are crowd-implied probabilities from Polymarket's outright winner market, where real money sets the price, so they react to results, draws, injuries and team news as they happen.
A 0% price means the market gives Canadaroughly that chance of lifting the trophy. Because every team's probability is counted, the figures across all 48 teams add up to more than 100% — that gap is the overround, so read these as relative standing rather than an exact number. Compare Canada against the rest of the field below, or browse the full winner-odds board.
Canada is priced at 0.4% implied probability to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ranking #24 of 48 teams. That makes them a long shot. The figure is the live crowd price on Polymarket and moves with the market.
It's the market's implied chance that Canada lifts the trophy — if the tournament were replayed many times at these prices, Canada would win about 0% of them. Probabilities across all teams add up to more than 100% (the overround), so treat them as relative, not exact.
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Odds are crowd-implied probabilities via Polymarket and move constantly. Not financial advice; trading is geo-restricted — see where it's legal.