Spain enters Group H as defending European champions with a deep squad anchored by Rodri in midfield and explosive attackers like Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, giving traders strong confidence in their ability to top the section and advance. Uruguay follows as the primary challenger, leveraging experienced South American campaigners such as Federico Valverde and a proven World Cup pedigree to secure second place in most scenarios. Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde sit at long odds as underdogs, with the latter making their tournament debut but facing a steep gap in overall quality and depth against the two established sides. With matches beginning June 15, current implied probabilities reflect pre-tournament form, squad strength, and historical results rather than any in-group results.