2024/25 Conference League favourites and odds

Ladbrokes looks at the latest Conference League odds, with Premier League giants Chelsea the undisputed favourites to win the competition.

After winning the Championship with Leicester last year, Enzo Maresca could be set for more glory in 2025, this time bringing the Conference League trophy to Chelsea.

Should they win the competition, which the latest odds suggest they're the favourites to do, Chelsea will become the first club in history to win all three UEFA competitions; the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.

Chelsea are odds-on to win the Conference League according to the bookies, with the Blues so confident of glory in the competition that they left star player Cole Palmer out of their league phase squad, but he's back in for the knockout rounds.

This means that English teams amongst the front-runners to win all three UEFA club competitions, with Arsenal one of the favourites to win the Champions League for the first time, and Tottenham and Manchester in the top three for Europa League glory.

Below are the odds for each of the eight teams in the Conference League, with Chelsea, Fiorentina and Real Betis considered to be the three favourites.

Chelsea are also in the running to finish inside the top four, meaning they could well be in the Champions League next, but Maresca will not scoff at the opportunity of bringing a trophy to Stamford Bridge in his first season at the club.

While it'll come as music to the ears of Chelsea fans that they're considered one of the favourites to win the Conference League, what won't be good news they're considered outsiders for domestic honours, with Liverpool also viewed by the bookies as the favourites to win the Premier League this season.

Despite the Blues' being the heavy favourite, their recent poor form and the good moment that some of their rivals in the competition are in suggest Chelsea may not be the smart pick for the Conference League.

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All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.