If you’re excited about the quickly approaching 2018 World Cup Betting action and you’re looking to gather as much information about every team in the chase for this year’s coveted championship trophy, then you’ve certainly come to the right place: MyBookie Sportsbook.
Thanks to the expert insight that you’re about to get on reigning champion Germany, you’re going to find out just who good this team’s odds of winning it all as the No. 2 prohibitive favorite behind Brazil. Okay, with that said, let’s get started.
Kroos is known for his passing accuracy and ability to both, play excellent midfield defense or play as an attacking player on offense. Make no mistake about it, Kroos can control a game and never seems to make the costly turnover.
Up front, Germany can turn to stars like Thomas Muller and the blossoming Timo Werner to score whenever and from wherever. Muller is absolutely masterful whether shooting or creating plays for his teammates. Werner is a flat-out scoring machine that is just scratching the surface of his potential, another couple of reasons to be considered one of the 2018 World Cup Betting favorites.
Last but not least, Germany has one of the best coaches in the world today in Joachim Low. He’s been a part of the national team since 2004 (first as an assistant and then head coach), so he’s long on International experience and can lead from an area self-confidence with his contract recently getting extended until 2022. Low implements a team style of play in which his players share the ball as well as any team on the planet and take advantage of their opponent’s weaknesses, whatever they may be!
2018 World Cup Betting Odds & Prediction for Germany
- Captain: Manuel Neuer
- Manager: Joachim Low
- Nickname: Die Mannschaft (The team)
- FIFA Ranking: 1
- 2018 World Cup Betting Odds to Win: +380
World Cup History
Germany has undeniably been one of the most successful nations in World Cup history. The Germans have claimed four World Cup titles, including their 2014 win. Germany has also finished as the runner-up on four other occasions and has reached the semifinals on 13 occasions which are more than twice as many times as 2018 favorite Brazil. Last but not least, Germany has also secured a berth in the final 16 in each of the previous 16 World Cup tournaments heading into 2018.How they qualified to Russia 2018
Germany qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia by going 10-0 in Group C of the UEFA qualification stage by beating Northern Ireland, Czech Republic, Norway, Azerbaijan and San Marino at home and away. The Germans put a whopping 43 goals on the board over the 10-game stretch and gave up just four while never getting seriously challenged throughout.27-man preliminary squad
- Bernd Leno
- Manuel Neuer
- Marc-Andre ter Stegen
- Kevin Trapp
- Jerome Boateng
- Matthias Ginter
- Jonas Hector
- Mats Hummels
- Joshua Kimmich
- Marvin Plattenhardt
- Antonio Rudiger
- Niklas Sule
- Jonathan Tah
- Julian Brandt
- Julian Draxler
- Mario Gomez
- Leon Goretzka
- Ilkay Gundogan
- Sami Khedira
- Toni Kroos
- Thomas Muller
- Mesut Ozil
- Nils Petersen
- Marco Reus
- Sebastian Rudy
- Leroy Sane
- Timo Werner
Germany’s Russia 2018 Group (F)
- Germany
- Mexico
- Sweden
- Korea Republic
Group F Schedule
June 17
- Germany vs. Mexico
June 18
- Sweden vs. Korea Republic
June 23
- Korea Republic vs. Mexico
- Germany vs. Sweden
June 27
- Korea Republic vs. Germany
- Mexico vs. Sweden
The Outlook
Germany has it all. They feature outstanding defense led by arguably the world’s greatest goalkeeper and captain Manuel Neuer, a player that has put his own signature on the role of the sweeper-keeper as he stays out high and rushes far from the goal to deal with any potential danger. The Germans also feature a bunch of elite midfielders like the blossoming Leon Goretzka, but none may be as good as Toni Kroos. he’s helped lead Real Madrid to a pair of Champions League titles as well as last season’s La Liga.
Kroos is known for his passing accuracy and ability to both, play excellent midfield defense or play as an attacking player on offense. Make no mistake about it, Kroos can control a game and never seems to make the costly turnover.
Up front, Germany can turn to stars like Thomas Muller and the blossoming Timo Werner to score whenever and from wherever. Muller is absolutely masterful whether shooting or creating plays for his teammates. Werner is a flat-out scoring machine that is just scratching the surface of his potential, another couple of reasons to be considered one of the 2018 World Cup Betting favorites.
Last but not least, Germany has one of the best coaches in the world today in Joachim Low. He’s been a part of the national team since 2004 (first as an assistant and then head coach), so he’s long on International experience and can lead from an area self-confidence with his contract recently getting extended until 2022. Low implements a team style of play in which his players share the ball as well as any team on the planet and take advantage of their opponent’s weaknesses, whatever they may be!
