Brazil's unmatched World Cup pedigree as five-time champions, combined with a star-studded squad featuring the return of Neymar under coach Carlo Ancelotti and talents like Vinicius Jr. and Raphinha, drives the overwhelming trader consensus at 75.5% for the Group C title. Morocco sits second at 17.5% on the back of its historic 2022 semifinal run and continued African dominance, offering the strongest challenge in a group also featuring Scotland and Haiti. The latter two trail at 6.5% and 1.1% respectively due to limited recent international success and thinner rosters, with Scotland's last appearance dating to 1998. The draw, completed in late 2025, has produced no major roster disruptions since, leaving form, experience, and head-to-head quality as the primary factors reflected in current pricing ahead of June matches.