Paris Saint-Germain backed by bet365 customers to win Club World Cup

The revamped FIFA Club World Cup takes centre stage over the coming weeks as 32 teams contest an expanded competition.

Several of Europe's big-hitters including Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are competing in the tournament, while clubs from South America, North America, Asia, Africa and Oceania are all vying for the trophy.

With the refurbished tournament set to get underway on 14th June, UEFA Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain top bet365's liabilities for the Club World Cup as Luis Enrique's men look to compliment their continental success with glory on the global stage.

bet365's Sports and Betting expert Steve Freeth said:

Interest for PSG has been through the roof since Saturday night and the liabilities are building on the Champions League winners having opened at 12/1.

Les Parisiens dismantled Inter in an extremely one-sided UEFA Champions League final as they finally got their hands on the crown jewel of European club football in Munich.

PSG have been one of the most entertaining teams to watch this calendar year and it will be fascinating to see if they can sustain their level of performance in the United States.

Real Madrid are the second most popular selection in the Outright market as Los Blancos commence a new chapter under the guidance of Xabi Alonso.

They will be bolstered by the addition of Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool, while Real's expectation to win everything that is set out before them suggests they will not take this competition lightly.

There's been a lot of love for Brazilian teams in the betting with Botafogo RJ the third most popular selection from bet365 customers, while Flamengo and Palmeiras have had their share of the backing with each team receiving 4% of bets placed on the Outright market.

Both Flamengo and Palmeiras are priced at 33/1 in the betting, while Botafogo are 50/1 to be crowned Club World Cup champions.

The Premier League duo of Chelsea and Manchester City have received minimal support in the market, with the latter experiencing a summer makeover as they attempt to refine their midfield department following an underwhelming 2024/25 campaign.

Most backed teams (FIFA Club World Cup)

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