South Korea will compete in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, jointly hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States. The Korean national team has qualified for six consecutive FIFA World Cups but has never won the tournament. Their best historical result was a semifinal appearance in 2002 when South Korea co-hosted the competition. In the current prediction market, YES odds stand at 0%, reflecting the market's assessment of an extremely low probability for a South Korean championship victory. This odds level corresponds with the broader competitive landscape of international football, where multiple top-ranked nations such as France, Argentina, Brazil, and Germany are considered stronger contenders for the title. The market price implies that traders and participants view South Korea's realistic path to winning the tournament as highly improbable relative to other established favorites. The tournament concludes on July 20, 2026, when the final match is played and resolution criteria are officially determined. South Korea's traditional strength in Asian regional football does not necessarily translate to equivalent championship odds in a global competition featuring numerous established powerhouses with deeper tournament histories.