Norway has a storied football history but has never won a FIFA World Cup. The 2026 tournament will be hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico for the first time with an expanded 48-team format. Historically, Norway qualified for the World Cup in 1938 and 1994 but has not advanced to the finals in the modern era. The team competes at a high level in European competition but faces significantly stronger opposition from traditional World Cup powers including France, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, and England. At 2% market odds, traders are pricing Norway as a clear longshot. This 2% probability translates to approximately 1-in-50 implied odds, consistent with preseason expectations for European teams without recent championship experience. The market resolves on July 20, 2026, when the tournament concludes. Recent market activity shows $88K in 24-hour volume, indicating regular trading on this proposition among participants tracking the broader World Cup markets. The price has remained stable around 2%, reflecting strong market consensus on Norway's long odds relative to traditional contenders.