Turkey's odds of winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup stand at 1%, reflecting their status as a significant underdog for the tournament to be held across the United States, Canada, and Mexico in June-July 2026. Historically, Turkey has qualified for multiple FIFA World Cups and notably reached the semi-finals in 2002, one of the nation's strongest World Cup performances, though they have not advanced beyond the group stage in recent tournaments since that achievement. The current price of 1% implies that traders and markets view Turkey as having minimal probability of claiming the entire 32-team competition title. World Cup favorites typically include powerhouse nations like France, Argentina, England, Germany, and Brazil, which consistently attract the most liquidity and favorable odds in pre-tournament markets. For Turkey to win, the team would need exceptional performances across all tournament stages—qualification through the group stage, successful progression through knockout rounds, and ultimately victory in the finals. The 1% odds reflect both historical precedent and assessments of the current squad's strength relative to other contending nations. The market will resolve when FIFA's official tournament concludes and the champion is confirmed, with current liquidity at $3M indicating moderate trading interest in this particular prediction market.