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2026/27 Champions League Winner Odds - Can PSG win a third consecutive Champions League crown?

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Ben Darvill 1 hour ago
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  • PSG won the Champions League in the 2025/26 season. 
  • PSG favourites for another crown. 
  • Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Barcelona are PSG's main challengers. 
The UEFA Champions League trophy (Getty Images)
The UEFA Champions League trophy (Getty Images)
The 2026/27 Champions League season will bring together the best sides in Europe in a battle for the most coveted trophy in club football. 

PSG will arrive as the reigning champions and favourites after securing consecutive crowns following their win on penalties over Arsenal in the final. While they managed to defend the crown they first won in the 2024/25 season, can they do it again this year? 

You can see the latest Champions League winner betting odds in the table below. 
Champions League Winner
Odds
PSG$6.00
Arsenal$7.50
Bayern Munich$7.50
Barcelona$8.00
Manchester City$8.00
Real Madrid $8.00
Liverpool$11.00
Manchester United$17.00
Rest of the field$29.00+
Note: Odds from Stake & correct on 4/8/2026
PSG's dominance on the pitch was clear for all to see as they stormed to yet another Champions League crown at the end of the 2025/26 season. 

Their win over Arsenal in the final came after they eliminated Monaco, Chelsea, Liverpool and Bayern Munich. On the back of a very tough run to the final, few could argue with PSG being the worthy winners of the trophy. 

Now, the French side are eyeing up a third successive Champions League crown. The Ligue 1 outfit are the favourites, but they are only just ahead of the likes of Arsenal, Bayern, Barcelona, Manchester City and Real Madrid, with all currently available below $10.00. 

In a show of real strength for the competition, the likes of Aston Villa, Atletico Madrid, Napoli, Borussia Dortmund and Roma are all seen as outside shots to win the tournament. While each is a strong side, they are a few steps behind the very best. 

This season, the focus for most will be on finding a way to loosen PSG's hold on the trophy. The French side have implemented a brand of football that has continually proved too much for their opponents. While the likes of Arsenal, Bayern, Barcelona and City all have the ability to beat PSG in a one-off match, defeating their opponents across two-legs is incredibly tough. 

With the new season hurtling towards us, focus will already be on hitting the ground running in Europe's biggest competition. PSG have the benefit of being by far and away the best side in Ligue 1, meaning they have usually wrapped up the title long before the Champions League final. 

Meanwhile, most of the other top sides have to play their best XI's until the end of the season as the battle for their domestic trophy goes down to the wire. Could this once again see PSG secure the biggest trophy in club football?