The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, marking the first World Cup expanded to 48 teams instead of the traditional 32-team format. Algeria qualified for this tournament after securing first place in their African qualifying group, demonstrating continental competitiveness. The current market prices Algeria's championship odds at 0%, reflecting the immense difficulty of winning the entire tournament against established football powerhouses. Algeria faces strong competition from traditional favorites like France, England, Germany, Spain, and Brazil, as well as emerging nations from South America and Europe. The market's extremely low odds suggest traders assign a negligible probability to Algeria lifting the trophy, though the expanded format does theoretically offer slightly more pathway opportunities through the group stage and knockout rounds. Algeria's performance in recent African tournaments and World Cup qualifying rounds provides the factual basis for price discovery on this market. This market resolves when the 2026 World Cup concludes on July 20, 2026, with a champion officially crowned. The odds trajectory reflects consistent market skepticism regarding Algeria's championship chances, typical for nations outside the historical favorite pool.