Soccer Futures: Track Futures Markets for Domestic & International Leagues
By Matt McEwan
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There are hundreds of soccer leagues around the world with action taking place year-round. Most of these leagues are domestic to specific countries, with a handful being international leagues or tournaments. We have been tracking more than a dozen soccer futures betting markets for quite some time now, archiving past futures and keeping up with the futures for the upcoming tournaments.
Most soccer futures markets are open basically all year. Though, with certain leagues not actually holding championship games, as the winner of the league is just the team with the most wins/points at the end of the season, some of the futures do close before the season ends – in the case that a team has already clinched the title. Quite often you will see sportsbooks open extra futures markets for that league around which team will finish second/third etc.
If you’re interested in championship futures for domestic leagues, here are the ones we currently track:
- English Premier League Winner Odds
- MLS Cup Odds
- Bundesliga Winner Odds
- La Liga Winner Odds
- Ligue 1 Winner Odds
- Serie A Winner Odds
On top of those, we also track some more EPL futures, including: (1) Premier League Relegation Odds, and (2) Premier League Top Scorer Odds. Each of those pages will show you the current soccer futures, as well as provide a look back at how those futures have changed since opening.
But we also have specific pages for the following international soccer futures:
- UEFA Champions League Winner Odds
- UEFA Euro Winner Odds
- UEFA Europa League Winner Odds
- FIFA World Cup Odds
- Copa America Winner Odds
With most of the international soccer tournament listed above not happening each year, these futures betting markets will be open for long periods, and can grow a little stale at times, especially the World Cup. But we do still track those futures as long as they’re open, just a little sporadically when the event is still far ahead – we tend to attach updates to events that could change the betting market. Regardless of the time of year you show up to any of those pages, though, you will see the latest soccer futures for that league.
We are also hoping to get back to tracking Ballon d’Or Odds as well.
Editor-in-Chief; Sports Betting Expert
With nearly a decade working in the industry, Matt is a seasoned sports betting veteran. He got his start with SBD in 2016 and worked his way up the ladder to become the Editor-in-Chief. Along the way he has done everything from reviewing sportsbooks to creating proprietary sports betting tools.
