
Spain 2026 World Cup Win Probability
live prediction market forecasts for spain based on real-time kalshi and polymarket data. updated hourly.
📊 Spain Market Brief
The market for Spain remains stable, with the squad priced as a primary tier-one contender. We are seeing a gap in their implied probability on Kalshi (19%) compared to Polymarket (16%). It's enough of a difference to have them priced as the clear favorite on Kalshi, whereas Polymarket shows a much tighter race with England and France. This 3% spread represents a decent-sized arbitrage opportunity for those tracking diverging platform sentiments: a $100 position on Spain currently yields a $498 payout on Polymarket, compared to just $525 on Kalshi.
Key Squad Availability & Impact
- Pedri (Midfield) | Status: Sidelined (Hamstring)
- Latest: Confirmed January 22, 2026, following a Champions League exit against Slavia Prague.
- Injury: Grade 1 tear in the right biceps femoris (hamstring).
- Timeline: Expected recovery is 4 weeks, likely returning in late February.
- Market Influence: This is his third muscular setback of the 2025/26 season. While the 4-week layoff is relatively short, his “fragility profile” is likely preventing Spain’s odds from shortening further, as his availability is essential for Spain’s ball-retention metrics.
- Lamine Yamal (Winger) | Load Management
- Latest: Returning to full fitness following a late-2025 groin procedure.
- Status: Currently being eased back into the rotation to avoid a recurrence of pubic bone inflammation.
- Market Influence: Analysts view Yamal as Spain’s “X-factor”. His successful return to high-intensity minutes will be a primary catalyst for any positive movement in Spain’s tournament projection.
Key Stats
18%
Current Probability
+1%
30-Day Change
#1
Current Rank
What's Driving Spain's Odds
Strong squad depth with young talent emerging across key positions, highlighted by the rapid rise of Lamine Yamal, providing flexibility for tournament rotation.
Recent international performances have been consistent, with Spain showing tactical maturity under current management.
Uncertainty affecting competing teams (France, Argentina) has redirected market confidence toward Spain.
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Spain World Cup FAQs
Yes. Spain won the World Cup once in 2010.
Spain is known for possession-based, short-passing football (tiki-taka).
Xavi, Andrés Iniesta, Iker Casillas, Sergio Ramos.
















