Champions League Winner Odds
Champions League Winner Betting Odds (2026/27)
Compare the latest odds for the 2026/27 Champions League winner below. The odds are updated on a daily basis, allowing you to find the best prices.
Champions League Winner: 2026-27 Ante-Post Tips
After picking last year's winners in PSG, I'm going for a second straight year of correct picks and I'm going for a third win in a row for the Parisian outfit. It's bold, but I just cannot overlook them.
First and foremost, I think they probably have the best squad in Europe on paper, even after selling Bradley Barcola and Goncalo Ramos, they have recruited well and still turned a profit.
So, I believe that they will have the squad for it again. Of course, they also have the luxury to rest players in Ligue 1. So, that squad depth pays off and allows them to have a pretty clear run at the European title.
Luis Enrique has been there and done it on several occasions, too. Winning the Champions League requires experience of managing the biggest games and he has that. It's an overlooked factor, but I think it's too valuable to not prioritise.
Because of all of this, I think that their favouritism is correct and I'm perfectly happy to have a go on PSG to win the competition at 11/2 with Betway.
Then, I'm going to put another team forward for the competition in Real Madrid. Yes, it's a bit boring that I'm not selecting a 20/1 winner. However, I think Los Blancos provide value at the price of 7/1, offered by Virgin Bet.
Hiring Jose Mourinho should help settle the squad a little bit and also re-introduces the mentality that set the club up for so much in the 2010s. After all, it was Jose who built the foundations Zinedine Zidane's teams.
With this selection, you make a profit betting E/W - which is how I'm putting this tip up - whilst also getting the win value too.
What Is in It for the Winner?
The Champions League remains one of the most prestigious tournaments in the football world, frequently used as a yardstick to determine how big a club is. Powerhouses such as Arsenal and Atletico Madrid are yet to lift the trophy, while Man City succeeded for the first time in 2022/23 after many years of desperately trying.
In other words, despite the recent talks of a new 'Super League' for top European clubs, the Champions League remains the undisputed frontrunner when it comes to prestige and honour. Not to mention that the winner gets a huge chunk of money for taking it all home, which cannot be said for its little brother the Europa League.
Since all the participating teams - and especially the players - know the meaning of the trophy, it makes for an exciting knockout stage and there are bound to be some surprises this year as well.
