Champions League 2026/27 Winner Odds and Team Rankings

The lineup of 36 teams competing in the 2026/27 Champions League is now set. Paris Saint-Germain enter as reigning champions, aiming for a historic third straight title at the Estadio Metropolitano on Saturday, June 5, 2027.

The runners-up from last year, Arsenal, look more determined than ever to claim the trophy this season. Having strengthened their squad with Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa, the Premier League champions hope to go one step further.

Joining Arsenal are four other English clubs: Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Aston Villa. Each club believes it can challenge for the crown. Meanwhile, traditional powerhouses like Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Real Madrid will be eager to add to their European titles.

SkyBet has released the odds for all teams, ranking their chances from least to most likely.

Huge Outsiders (Odds 500/1 to 100/1)

Several newcomers like Viking FK, LASK Linz, and Sabah FK will make their Champions League debuts after progressing through playoffs. Their chances are considered slim:

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

Fenerbahce's midfielder Matteo Guendouzi recently caused a stir following their playoff win against Lyon. Despite the long odds, these teams will relish their opportunity on Europe's biggest stage.

Dark Horses (Odds 80/1 to 28/1)

Stuttgart enjoyed an impressive 2025/26 Bundesliga campaign, finishing fourth to earn their spot but face tough odds at 80/1. Como, guided by Cesc Fabregas to their first-ever Champions League qualification, stand at 50/1.

Other hopefuls include Spanish sides Villarreal and Real Betis, plus German club RB Leipzig at 40/1 each. Napoli, Borussia Dortmund, and AS Roma all hold odds of 33/1. Aston Villa, despite summer departures, and Atletico Madrid both share odds of 28/1.

Stuttgart (Germany): 80/1
Como (Italy): 50/1
Villarreal (Spain): 40/1
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 clinched their 21st Serie A title earlier this year and rank ninth favourites at 25/1 to secure a fourth Champions League trophy.

Manchester United return to Europe's elite competition, rated at 14/1—longer odds than Liverpool (11/1) and Manchester City (8/1). Real Madrid, led by new manager Jose Mourinho, sit fifth at 7/1, chasing a record 16th European title.

Barcelona carry odds of 13/2, while both Bayern Munich and Arsenal share 6/1 odds. The favourites to win again are Paris Saint-Germain, who have 5/1 odds to claim their third consecutive Champions League crown under Luis Enrique.

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