Brazil enters the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the clear Group C frontrunner, with its deep attacking options, five prior titles, and superior squad quality underpinning the 71.5% implied probability for topping the section ahead of Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti. Morocco's 21% chance reflects its recent rise, including a 2022 semifinal run and strong FIFA ranking, positioning the Atlas Lions as the main challenger through organized defense and counterattacking threat. Scotland's modest 8% share stems from its return after decades away and solid qualifying finish, though it faces a steep task against the top two. Haiti trails at 0.7% as the lowest-ranked side with limited depth. The June 13 opener between Brazil and Morocco will set the tone, with the group running through June 24.