1. Germany
Germany is the number one favorite to win the world cup again even if they have already won it in 2014. They are solid in all three positions (defense midfield attack). Most of the main starting11 of Germany national team are from Bayern Munich. Those players have trained with each other every week in which make them understand each other well in playing! They are also unbeaten in 2017 and they will prove the world that they're still the best even after 4years of winning the world cup
2.Spain:
Spain is rising back with their new comer stars. They have experienced an embarrassment movement in the world cup 2014 in which they won't let it happen again. Their new stars are a bit lack of the world cup experience but all of them are full of talented and confident to bring their nation the glory! They’ve done an excellent job in 2017 in the world cup qualifying round in which they've finished top of the group with many scored in every match. Beside Germany, I don't think any team right now can go pass Spain!
3.Brazil:
Brazil is ruling South America currently with their best ever form in the last 7years. They've already proved everything in the 2017 by going unbeaten against many top teams such as Colombia Uruguay Chile Argentina and more! Most of their main players are doing well in the European football world with their main star Neymar J.R is now shinning with the French giant Paris Saint Germain.
4. Argentina
For years now pundits have observed that the only thing Lionel Messi needs to cement his status as the best player in football history is the World Cup. The Barcelona star was a beaten finalist in 2014 but the outlook does not look particularly good for 2018. Argentina's qualification campaign almost ended in disaster and they needed a moment of Messi magic in the last game to secure their place at the tournament.
They are priced 9/1 to win the tournament, but they recently suffered a 6-1 hammering at the hands of Spain, which, while a friendly, simply does not bode well and they will have to emerge from a difficult group containing Croatia, Iceland and Nigeria.
5. Portugal
European champions Portugal have not been given much of a chance by bookmakers at 25/1 but it would be foolish to disregard the Cristiano Ronaldo factor. The Real Madrid man has finally rediscovered the kind of form that ensured a slew of accolades last season and he bagged a remarkable 15 goals in qualification.
Fernando Santos' team is peppered with talented youngsters such as Andre Silva and Joao Cancelo, but they boast one of the best players of all time in Ronaldo and that is significant.
Germany is the number one favorite to win the world cup again even if they have already won it in 2014. They are solid in all three positions (defense midfield attack). Most of the main starting11 of Germany national team are from Bayern Munich. Those players have trained with each other every week in which make them understand each other well in playing! They are also unbeaten in 2017 and they will prove the world that they're still the best even after 4years of winning the world cup
2.Spain:
Spain is rising back with their new comer stars. They have experienced an embarrassment movement in the world cup 2014 in which they won't let it happen again. Their new stars are a bit lack of the world cup experience but all of them are full of talented and confident to bring their nation the glory! They’ve done an excellent job in 2017 in the world cup qualifying round in which they've finished top of the group with many scored in every match. Beside Germany, I don't think any team right now can go pass Spain!
3.Brazil:
Brazil is ruling South America currently with their best ever form in the last 7years. They've already proved everything in the 2017 by going unbeaten against many top teams such as Colombia Uruguay Chile Argentina and more! Most of their main players are doing well in the European football world with their main star Neymar J.R is now shinning with the French giant Paris Saint Germain.
4. Argentina
For years now pundits have observed that the only thing Lionel Messi needs to cement his status as the best player in football history is the World Cup. The Barcelona star was a beaten finalist in 2014 but the outlook does not look particularly good for 2018. Argentina's qualification campaign almost ended in disaster and they needed a moment of Messi magic in the last game to secure their place at the tournament.
They are priced 9/1 to win the tournament, but they recently suffered a 6-1 hammering at the hands of Spain, which, while a friendly, simply does not bode well and they will have to emerge from a difficult group containing Croatia, Iceland and Nigeria.
5. Portugal
Fernando Santos' team is peppered with talented youngsters such as Andre Silva and Joao Cancelo, but they boast one of the best players of all time in Ronaldo and that is significant.
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