Spain Euros Odds: La Furia Roja 9/2 to win trophy in Germany

Luis de la Fuente's Spain are priced at 9/2 to win a record fourth Euros title in Germany this summer.

Spain Euro 2024 odds

• To Win Outright - 9/2
• To Reach Final - 5/2
• To Reach Semi-finals - 11/10
• To Reach Quarter-finals - 1/7

Perfect start

Spain have made a fast start to their Euro 2024 campaign, sweeping Croatia, Italy and Albania aside to top Group B on nine points with no goals conceded.

De la Fuente's Spaniards have wowed in attack with youthful wingers Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams catching the eye in between captain Alvaro Morata.

With a watertight backline, technically gifted midfield and mercurial forward line, Spain look to have the ideal balance required to go deep in the tournament.

De La Fuente fronts new era for Spain

Replacing Luis Enrique as manager of the national team following Spain's disappointing round of 16 exit to Morocco in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Luis de la Fuente was able to guide La Furia Roja to Euro 2024 in relatively comfortable fashion - finishing top of their qualifying group ahead of Scotland in second.

After a rocky start to his tenure, losing 2-0 to Scotland at Hampden Park in his second match in charge, De La Fuente led Spain to the 2023 Nations League title with a penalty shootout victory over Croatia in the final, before inspiring a six-match winning run in Euros Qualifying which saw the Spaniards book a place in Germany this summer.

Spain notched an impressive 22 goals in this six-match winning sequence, which included a 7-1 demolition of Georgia in Tbilisi and revenge over Scotland in a 2-0 home win over Steve Clarke's side.

Although skippered by Atletico Madrid striker Alvaro Morata, Manchester City midfield lynchpin Rodri has arguably developed into the true face of this current Spain team, with the 27-year-old's presence in the middle of the park key to his country's hopes at the Euros in Germany.

Rodri is one of three Premier League players to make up De La Fuente's provisional 29-player Euros squad, alongside Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya and Chelsea full-back Marc Cucurella.

Formerly the national team coach at Under 19s, Under 21s and Under 23s level, De La Fuente has picked a youthful Spain squad to take to Germany, with promising Barcelona duo Lamine Yamal and Fermin Lopez included.

Although not at the same level of the record-breaking Spain side which won three consecutive major tournaments between 2008 and 2012, De La Fuente undoubtedly has a talented crop of players at his disposal and La Furia Roja should be confident of going far in the tournament.

A strong end to Euros qualifying helped De La Fuente assert some credibility in his new role, but it is ultimately at the finals where the managers of the biggest nations are judged.

Faith in youth

Given De La Fuente's experience of working with Spain's youth sides, it is perhaps little surprise to see the senior squad made up of so many young players under his stewardship.

In De La Fuente's final Euros squad, there are seven players aged 24 or younger.

These young players will not simply be travelling to Germany to make up the numbers either, with elite talents such as Barcelona duo Pedri and Yamal and Athletic Bilbao forward Nico Williams likely starters at the Euros.

Midfield playmaker Pedri, who enjoyed a breakout Euro 2020 where he was named Young Player of the Tournament, will be key to Spain's renowned reputation for dominating possession no matter the opposition in Germany.

In Yamal, Spain possess one of the most exciting young attacking talents in world football, with the Barcelona prodigy having already shone on the international stage for his country.

If De La Fuente's Spain are to make a dent at Euro 2024, expect their success to be inspired by youth.

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