Top four favourites to win the UEFA Nations League
The international break is here, and with no qualification rounds for the time being, UEFA countries are taking part in the UEFA Nations League.
England are among the sides promoted back to the top division, opening up new competition for who may win the tournament this time around.
France, Spain, Italy and Germany are all in the hat, but with European football only getting better on the international stage, it is anybody’s game.
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France – 11/4
Among the favourites is the new look France.
Under Zinedine Zidane, the French are trying to return to the pinnacle of football, and with stars like Ousmane Dembele, Kylian Mbappe and Bradley Barcola, it is hard to see who will stop them.
The perennial winners head into the tournament expecting to win games, using their World Cup disappointment to fuel them against the top teams that Europe has to offer.
Nobody knows what Zidane’s France will look like, but with a team full of talent, it will no doubt be one hard to beat.
Spain – 3/1
The World Champions were always going to be at the top of the tree coming into any competition this year.
Luis de la Fuente’s team are among the most fluid there has ever been in international football. From the back to the front, the Spanish work as one, ripping teams apart, whilst being so hard to break down.
An XI mixed with experience and youth, Spain are not slowing down anytime soon and will see more silverware on the cards.
England – 9/2
Thomas Tuchel’s England are still chasing a trophy and will know that time is running out after the summer’s World Cup disappointment.
A lot of wounds need to be healed since Argentina’s triumph over the Three Lions months ago, but what England still have, is the world’s best striker in Harry Kane and a wealth of talent throughout their team.
They head into this expecting to compete with the best teams and prove some points.
Tuchel has to deliver, and in the Nations League, he will see it as an opportunity to do just that.
Portugal – 8/1
Cristiano Ronaldo is looking for one final shot at winning another trophy with Portugal, and the Nations League is that final shot.
Whilst Ronaldo still bags the headlines, this Portugal side is packed with superstars that play across Europe. From Joao Neves and Vitinha at PSG to Ruben Dias and Pedro Neto in the Premier League, the side is simply loaded.
The battle Portugal face will be the sheer quality of the nations around them. Yet, with Ronaldo at the top, anything is possible.
