Champions League 2026/27 Winner Odds for All 36 Teams Ranked
The 36 clubs competing in the 2026/27 Champions League season have been confirmed. Paris Saint-Germain enter as the defending champions, aiming to secure an unprecedented third consecutive title at the Estadio Metropolitano on June 5, 2027.
Arsenal, last year’s runners-up and the current Premier League champions, are keen to finally clinch the European crown after strengthening their squad with Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa this summer.
Alongside Arsenal, four other English teams—Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Aston Villa—will battle it out, each believing they have a shot at lifting the trophy.
Traditional powerhouses like Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Real Madrid also seek to add more titles to their rich histories. Ahead of the group stage kick-off, SkyBet has released odds ranking all teams from least to most likely to win.
Outsiders with Long Shots (Odds 500/1 to 100/1)
Some clubs are making their Champions League debuts this season, including Viking FK, LASK Linz, and Sabah FK. LASK made headlines by overturning a four-goal deficit to qualify, earning 500/1 odds alongside Sabah and Slovan Bratislava. Viking holds slightly better chances at 300/1.
Other long shots at 250/1 include Shakhtar Donetsk, Slavia Prague, and AEK Athens. Turkish sides Fenerbahce (150/1) and Galatasaray (200/1) also stand little chance according to bookmakers, despite recent playoff drama involving Fenerbahce's Matteo Guendouzi.
Teams with odds around 150/1 to 100/1 include Lille, PSV Eindhoven, Porto, and Sporting CP.
- 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 with Moderate Chances (Odds 80/1 to 28/1)
Stuttgart had a strong 2025/26 season finishing fourth in the Bundesliga, but they’re still outsiders at 80/1. Como has impressed under Cesc Fabregas, reaching Italy’s top division and qualifying for the Champions League for the first time, earning 50/1 odds.
Villarreal and Real Betis from Spain and Germany’s RB Leipzig share 40/1 odds. Italian clubs Napoli and Roma, plus Borussia Dortmund, are at 33/1. English side Aston Villa, despite losing key players this summer, and Atletico Madrid are both rated at 28/1.
- Stuttgart (Germany): 80/1
- Como (Italy): 50/1
- Villarreal (Spain): 40/1
- Real 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
Top Contenders (Odds 25/1 to 5/1)
Inter Milan secured their 21st Serie A title and stand ninth in the betting at 25/1, hoping to claim a fourth Champions League crown. Manchester United return after some absence, listed at 14/1, while Liverpool and Manchester City are at 11/1 and 8/1 respectively.
Real Madrid, now led by Jose Mourinho, hold 7/1 odds, aiming for their record 16th European title. Barcelona sit at 13/2, with Bayern Munich and Arsenal both rated 6/1.
The clear favorites are Paris Saint-Germain, managed by Luis Enrique, tipped at 5/1 to win the Champions League for the third straight year.
- 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
