Bookies pick England as favourites to win Euro 2024

Many national team managers announced their preliminary squads for the Euro 2024 tournament. They’ve got until the 7th of June to pick the 26 players they will bring along with them to Germany. The deadline is exactly a week before the tournament starts. ON the 14th of June Germany and Schotland open the tournament at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Euro 2024 tickets are getting more and more popular now domestic football season is almost over. Now we’ve got a good idea on which players are going to be selected, it’s time to look into the teams that are expected to go far in the tournament. After checking the bookmakers, we’ve listed the top 3 favourites for the Euro 2024 title.

England 3/1

The English national team comes on the back of a Euro 2020 final and World Cup 2022 semi-final. The Three Lions are in the top of national football for quite some time now and it looks like they aren’t slowing down anytime soon. The team looks strong than ever, with the likes of Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden all getting better each week. The bookmakers are sure about it, England is the top favourite to win the tournament. The sales numbers of England Euro 2024 tickets show how much their fans believe in it. England is currently the most popular nation together with home country Germany.

France 4/1

The reigning World Cup runners-up are second favourite according to the bookies. Manager Didier Deschamps is one of the few managers who knows already which squad to pick. He selected 25 players for his Euro 2024 squad. With the maximum being on 26 players, he decided not to fully use the numbers. Which is a disappointment for Michael Olise, who had an amazing season, but won’t be going to the Euros. The quality of the French national team is undeniable and it will be amazing to watch Kylian Mbappe with France live in Germany.

Germany 11/2

The third and final team in this list of favourite is Germany. The team will benefit from the home advantage. Manager Julian Nagelsmann selected a team with fresh and hungry players, combined with some of the most experienced players in the world. Toni Kroos came back out of national team retirement, to help his team do something big this summer. He will go into fulltime retirement after the Euros, so it would be huge for him to win this tournament at home.