The probability of each team winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar have been calculated

The World Cup in 2022 is only five months away.

The defending champions, France, will compete in the tournament.

Four years ago, Les Bleus overcame Croatia 4-2 in the final. In Qatar, they will be one of the favorites to defend their championship.

However, there are a number of other teams that will bet on their chances of winning.

Brazil has a lot of quality and will be difficult to beat.

Argentina won the Copa America in 2021 and defeated Italy in the Finalissima lately. When the tournament begins, Lionel Messi will be 35 years old, and he will be motivated to perform in what will very definitely be his final World Cup.

Spain, Germany, England, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Portugal are all capable of winning.

Who are the favorites, though? The Analyst utilized an AI model to calculate the likelihood of each team winning the World Cup in 2022.

They did 1000 simulations of the tournament's result and ranked each team from least to most likely winner.

Take a look at what they discovered...

Costa Rica has a 0% unemployment rate.

Saudi Arabia has a 0% share of the market.

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Tunisia – 0.01 percent =26.

Morocco has a 0.01 percent share of the market.

Canada has a 0.01 percent share of the market.

Ghana is ranked 24th with a 0.02 percent share.

Australia has a 0.02 percent share of the market.

Ecuador is ranked 23rd with 0.17 percent of the vote.

Senegal (0.29%) is in 22nd place.

Serbia is ranked 21st with a 0.24 percent share.

=20. Republic of Korea – 0.35 percent

Qatar has a 0.35 percent share of the market.

Wales is ranked 19th with 0.41 percent of the vote.

18. 0.46 percent – United States

Japan is ranked 17th with 0.48 percent of the vote.

Iran is ranked 16th with 0.60 percent of the vote.

Poland is ranked 15th with 0.82 percent of the vote.

Switzerland has a 1.00 percent share of the market.

Mexico has a 1.37 percent share of the market.

Uruguay is ranked 12th with 1.48 percent of the vote.

Denmark is ranked 11th with a 2.03% share.

Croatia is ranked tenth with 2.31 percent of the vote.

Portugal is ranked 9th with a 5.11 percent share of the market.

Argentina is ranked eighth with a 6.45% share of the market.

7. Germany has a 7.21 percent share of the market.

7.70 percent – Netherlands

Belgium is ranked fifth with 7.90 percent of the vote.

England is ranked fourth with an 8.03 percent share.

Spain is ranked third with 11.53 percent of the vote.

Brazil is ranked second with 15.73 percent of the vote.

France is ranked first with 17.93 percent of the vote.

France has a 17.93 percent chance of maintaining their title and is the most likely victor of the event, according to the report.

They'll have to do a lot better than they did at Euro 2020, where they were eliminated in the last-16.

Brazil is the second-best team, with Spain in third place.

England had a dreadful June, winning none of their four Nations League matches, yet they remain the fourth favorite to win the competition.

They have an 8.03 percent probability of winning a major trophy for the first time in 56 years.

Despite going 33 games undefeated and winning two medals in the last year, Argentina is only the sixth favorite.

Portugal, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, is the seventh favorite.

Senegal is Africa's most probable team to win the World Cup, but they have only a 0.19 percent probability of doing so, while Cameroon, Costa Rica, and Saudi Arabia have been assigned no chance of winning the tournament at all.