The new FIFA Club World Cup has finally kicked off, and the action has lived up to the hype. Featuring thrilling matches, dramatic late decisions, and unexpected outcomes, the competition is certainly meeting – and perhaps surpassing – expectations. This tournament represents a major challenge of the season, with Inter and Juventus proudly representing Italy.
In the following sections, we will take a closer look at the betting odds for winning the 2025 Club World Cup, starting with the Nerazzurri squad under their new coach, Cristian Chivu.
Club World Cup Winner Odds: The Favorites
Many prominent teams are competing in this tournament. Bayern Munich and Manchester City, among the top favorites, have performed as expected. The German side finished second in their group and will face Brazil`s Flamengo in the Round of 16, while the English team was the only one to complete the group stage with a perfect record. The excitement continues:
PSG, after winning Group B, is scheduled to meet Inter Miami, featuring former star Leo Messi, in the Round of 16. Meanwhile, Real Madrid, after drawing their opening fixture, secured victories in their subsequent two matches and will face Juventus in the Round of 16.
Inter`s Odds to Win the Club World Cup
Despite the recent disappointment in the Champions League final, a coaching change, and difficulties encountered in their first match of this tournament, Inter remains a significant contender for the ultimate trophy. On average, the odds for Inter to win the 2025 Club World Cup are listed around 15.00 by various bookmakers, placing them just behind Europe`s elite clubs.
Juventus`s Odds to Win the Club World Cup
The Bianconeri are the other Italian team participating in this competition. Igor Tudor`s squad, despite a promising start with two consecutive wins, suffered a heavy setback against Manchester City, enduring a significant defeat that has lowered expectations. Consequently, the odds for Juventus`s final victory have inevitably risen. Juventus, currently not considered among the primary favorites for success, is being offered at average odds of 30.
Club World Cup Winner Odds: Outsiders
The 2025 Club World Cup is underway and is providing drama as anticipated. While some matches have been more spectacular than others, the tournament is full of potential and capable of producing major surprises. All the main teams have now taken the field, from Lionel Messi`s Inter Miami to Al Hilal, an ambitious and talented team featuring players like Koulibaly, Cancelo, and Milinković-Savić.
Although less favored compared to the European powerhouses, teams like these could potentially upset the predictions and carve out a significant role for themselves in this competition.
FAQ: 2025 Club World Cup Winner Odds
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Where will the first edition of the FIFA Club World Cup be held?
The first edition of the FIFA Club World Cup with the new 32-team format will take place in the United States from June 14 to July 13, 2025. The opening match is scheduled for Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, while the final will be held at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The tournament will be played across 12 stadiums in 11 U.S. cities. -
Where can you find odds for the Club World Cup winner on bookmakers` sites?
The odds for the Club World Cup winner can typically be found in the `Antepost` or `Outright` section of major sports betting websites. This section is dedicated to long-term bets, where users can view the updated odds for the teams favored to win the tournament, along with other season-long betting options. You can usually find these easily by accessing the “Football” or “Club World Cup” section in the main menu of each bookmaker and then looking for the `Antepost` or `Outright` option. -
Who participates in the FIFA Club World Cup?
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will feature 32 teams from around the world, representing the football confederations (UEFA-Europe; CONMEBOL-South America; CAF-Africa; AFC-Asia; CONCACAF-North, Central America, and Caribbean; OFC-Oceania) and the host country, the United States. The tournament will be structured into 8 groups of 4 teams each, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout stage, which includes the Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final.
