Champions League 2026/27 Winner Odds: Ranking All 36 Teams' Chances
The 36 clubs set to battle in the 2026/27 Champions League have been confirmed. Paris Saint-Germain enter as the defending champions, aiming for a rare third straight title at the Estadio Metropolitano on June 5, 2027. Last season's finalists, Arsenal, look determined to claim the crown this time. Strengthened by new signings Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa, the reigning Premier League champions hope to go one step further.
England will have five representatives in total: Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, Aston Villa, and of course Arsenal. Each side believes they can lift the trophy. Meanwhile, European giants like Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Real Madrid also target glory once again. Ahead of kickoff, SkyBet has released their odds ranking all teams from least to most likely winners.
Big Outsiders (Ranks 36-20)
Debutants Viking FK, LASK Linz, and Sabah FK made it through the playoffs to reach the group stage. SkyBet gives LASK, Sabah, and Slovan Bratislava odds of 500/1 each, while Viking is slightly better at 300/1. Ukrainian Shakhtar Donetsk joins a group with 250/1 odds.
Turkish sides Fenerbahce (150/1) and Galatasaray (200/1) sit among the long shots. Fenerbahce midfielder Matteo Guendouzi stirred controversy after their playoff win over Lyon. Other teams with slim chances include Lille (150/1), PSV Eindhoven (125/1), and Portuguese clubs Porto and Sporting CP (both 100/1).
- FC Sabah (Azerbaijan): 500/1
- Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia): 500/1
- LASK Linz (Austria): 500/1
- Viking (Norway): 300/1
- Slavia Prague (Czechia): 250/1
- AEK Athens (Greece): 250/1
- Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine): 250/1
- Club Brugge (Belgium): 200/1
- Galatasaray (Turkey): 200/1
- Fenerbahce (Turkey): 150/1
- Lille (France): 150/1
- Feyenoord (Netherlands): 150/1
- Bodo/Glimt (Norway): 125/1
- Lens (France): 125/1
- PSV (Netherlands): 125/1
- Porto (Portugal): 100/1
- Sporting CP (Portugal): 100/1
Dark Horses (Ranks 19-10)
German side Stuttgart impressed last season, finishing fourth in the Bundesliga to qualify. SkyBet places their odds at 80/1. Italian newcomer Como, rising swiftly under Cesc Fabregas' leadership to a historic fourth-place finish, stands at 50/1.
Spanish outfits Villarreal and Real Betis, along with RB Leipzig from Germany, share odds of 40/1. Napoli, Borussia Dortmund, and AS Roma are slightly better at 33/1. Despite losing key players, Aston Villa remain at 28/1, matching two-time finalists Atletico Madrid.
- Stuttgart (Germany): 80/1
- Como (Italy): 50/1
- Villarreal (Spain): 40/1
- Betis (Spain): 40/1
- RB Leipzig (Germany): 40/1
- Napoli (Italy): 33/1
- Borussia Dortmund (Germany): 33/1
- AS Roma (Italy): 33/1
- Aston Villa (England): 28/1
- Atletico Madrid (Spain): 28/1
The Favourites (Ranks 9-1)
Inter Milan, crowned Italian champions for the 21st time recently, rank ninth favorites at 25/1 to claim their fourth European title. Returning to the Champions League after some absence, Manchester United hold 14/1 odds, trailing behind Liverpool (11/1) and Manchester City (8/1).
Real Madrid, led by Jose Mourinho, stand fifth favorites with 7/1 odds. Barcelona come in at 13/2, while both Bayern Munich and last year's runners-up Arsenal share 6/1 odds. Top spot goes to Paris Saint-Germain, tipped at 5/1 to secure Europe's top prize for the third year running.
- Inter Milan (Italy): 25/1
- Manchester United (England): 14/1
- Liverpool (England): 11/1
- Manchester City (England): 8/1
- Real Madrid (Spain): 7/1
- Barcelona (Spain): 13/2
- Bayern Munich (Germany): 6/1
- Arsenal (England): 6/1
- Paris Saint-Germain (France): 5/1






