2026 UEFA Europa League Odds Tracker

• Track the odds movement for every major football club in the 2025/26 UEFA Europa League
• Aston Villa opened as favorites to win the Europa League, followed by Roma, Real Betis, and Porto
• Track the odds of all 36 teams participating in UEL’s new league format

Formerly known as the UEFA Cup, the UEFA Europa League is European soccer’s second-biggest club competition. The 2025/26 edition of the competition will again begin with a league format, consisting of a single, joint group of all 36 teams, followed by a seeded knockout round. All of this builds to the 2026 UEFA Europa League final, set for Wednesday, May 20 at the Beşiktaş Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey.

We’re tracking the odds movement of every single team throughout the tournament, including some intriguing longshots. The graphs below are generated by calculating the average odds from several of the most trusted sportsbooks.

Current 2026 Europa League Odds & Favorites

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2026 UEFA Europa League Winner Odds

Odds as of March 13th at DraftKings Sportsbook.

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UEFA Europa League Odds Movement Timeline

• March 6 – After surviving Fenerbahce in the playoffs and a date with Midtjylland in the Round of 16, Nottingham Forest has seen their Europa League odds drop from +1400 to +1000, opening up the possibility for a first European trophy since 1980.
• January 30 – Midtjylland continues to be underestimated by sportsbooks; despite finishing third in the Europa League Phrase, the Danish side are still getting just +4000 to pick up their first European trophy.
• January 23 – Lyon (+850) and Aston Villa (+280) are level on points after seven matches, with Les Gones holding the top spot in the Europa League Phase on goal differential.
• November 28 – The wheels have officially fallen off for Ligue 1’s Nice. With odds still as short as +8000 at the beginning of the month, Les Aiglons are now getting +50000, as they’re the only team in the Europa League without a point.
• November 7 – After four matches the favorites have barely shifted, with Villa, Roma, Porto, and Betis still atop the odds table. However, it’s Denmark’s Midtjylland who remains as the only perfect club halfway through the league phase. Hedens Drenge, who opened with average odds at +6440, are now getting +4000 to win the competition.
• September 1 – With odds finally out for the 2025/26 edition of the UEFA Europa League, England’s Aston Villa opened with the shortest average odds at +620, followed by Roma (+900), Real Betis (+900), and Porto (+1040).

Last year’s final was won by Tottenham, who claimed their fifth piece of European silverware by defeating English rivals Manchester United, 1-0.

Past Europa League Winners

Sometimes it’s worth waiting to bet on the Europa League winner until one of the Champions League teams drops down into the competition. After the UCL Group Stage, big-time clubs will often drop into the mix and completely shake up the odds.

Despite the tournament featuring some of the lesser teams in Europe, the title is often lifted by a side coming from one of the Big Five leagues in the continent. That’s been the case in each of the past 14 years. Porto, winners in 2010 from the Portuguese Primeira Liga, were the last club from outside the Big Five to win the Europa League.

Spain, Italy, and England have dominated this competition over the years with fourteen, ten, and nine titles respectively. Next in line is Germany with seven winners and Netherlands with four.

Teams With Most Europa League Titles

That Spain leads the pack is heavily attributed to the recent success of Sevilla and Atlético Madrid. Most recently, Sevilla were winners in 2023 and 2020, three-time winners from 2014-2016, and back-to-back champs in 2006 and 2007.

2023’s title extended Sevilla’s record to seven Europa League titles in seven championship appearances, five of which came in the past eleven years.

Even though Juventus and Inter rank near the top of the all-time records with three wins each, it’s been a long time since either has won a UEL trophy. Juventus last won 1993, while Inter did so in 1998. The few-and-far between of their titles is primarily due to their involvement in the concurrent Champions League.

French side Marseille and Portuguese Benfica have come up just short on the most occasions, having been a runner-up three times each. Both did so recently with Marseille in 2018 and Benfica in 2014.

Archived Europa League odds:

• 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020