The Latest Euro 2020 Golden Boot/Winner Odds

Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo is currently the top scorer at Euro 2020 following five goals in four appearances, despite his side’s exit to Belgium in the round of 16 on Sunday night in Seville, having scored braces against both Hungary and France, as well as the opening goal in his side’s 4-2 defeat to Germany on matchday two in Group F.

Meanwhile, Romelu Lukaku looks like the most realistic player to challenge Ronaldo’s five goals as the Inter Milan and Belgium striker currently sits on three, one fewer than France’s Karim Benzema who exited the competition to Switzerland in the round of 16, following a 3-3 draw after extra time. Lukaku managed a brace against Russia in Group B, as well as the second in a 2-0 victory against Finland in matchday three, but, if the 28-year-old wants to challenge Ronaldo, then his side must realistically progress against a strong looking Italy side in the quarter-finals.

If both Ronaldo and Lukaku tie on goals then the first tiebreaker is the number of assists created by each player, of which Portugal’s Ronaldo has one to his name, compared to Lukaku’s zero. If both players are level on goals and assists then the second tiebreaker will be based on which player has played the least minutes in the competition, which would therefore mean Ronaldo would be the winner having exited Euro 2020 at the round of 16.

Italy/Cristiano Ronaldo Odds: 9/1

Realistically, if Italy win the tournament, then this could see Ronaldo claim the Golden Boot, as Roberto Mancini’s sides top scorer is currently Ciro Immobile on two goals, although the Italian’s do have a tough job on their hands to win the tournament, as they will likely play Spain in the semi-finals after the quarter-finals against Belgium which could see them knock Lukaku's nation out of the competition.

England/Cristiano Ronaldo Odds: 12/1

England come into tonight’s match against Germany knowing that a win at Wembley Stadium will give the Three Lions an incredible opportunity to reach the final of the competition for the first time, following the Netherlands exit to the Czech Republic in the round of 16.

Gareth Southgate’s side usually opts for a pragmatic approach and have only scored two goals in their opening three matches at Euro 2020, of which both came through Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling in 1-0 wins against Croatia and the Czech Republic, meaning that World Cup Golden Boot winner Harry Kane is yet to find the back of the net at the tournament.

Germany/Cristiano Ronaldo Odds: 14/1

Germany are in the exact same position as England in terms of the route to the final, knowing that a win at Wembley will see them face one of Ukraine or Sweden in the quarter-finals, before facing either the Czech Republic or Denmark in the semi-finals.

Die Mannschaft lack an out and out number nine at Euro 2020 which has actually seen Chelsea’s kai Havertz become their top scorer at the tournament with two goals, having found the back of the net twice in Group F, following vital goals against Portugal and Hungary. If they make it far then they are unlikely to have a candidate that will challenge the five goals that Ronaldo has scored.

Belgium/Cristiano Ronaldo Odds: 18/1

The final team on this list of Ronaldo Golden Boot and Euro 2020 outright winner double odds is Belgium. The Red Devils edged out a 1-0 victory in relatively unconvincing style against Portugal in the round of 16 thanks to Thorgan Hazard’s strike which Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio made a huge error for as the holders were eliminated.

If Belgium were to go on and win the tournament then it would be highly unlikely that Lukaku would not add to his current tally of three goals, especially considering how poorly Spain defended crosses in their 5-3 victory against Croatia on Monday night, although Switzerland will have something to say in the Spaniards’ attempts to reach the semi-finals of the competition.

Belgium/Romelu Lukaku: 18/1

As discussed above, Belgium will face Italy in the quarter-finals who are well known for having a very solid defence, conceding just once in their last 12 matches, of which the last time was to Austria’s Sasa Kalajdzic in the round of 16.

Roberto Martinez’s side could end up with a route of Italy, Spain and one of Germany or England, meaning that Lukaku would have to score three goals in these matches to claim the Golden Boot outright, as this bet determines off assists if the tallies are level between players, before taking into account of the least minutes played.

Italy/Romelu Lukaku: 22/1

There is a good chance that Italy will win Euro 2020 if they beat Belgium in the quarter-finals, but, that does also include knocking out the team that Lukaku plays for. If Italy were to beat the Red Devils, then Lukaku would either have to score at minimum a hattrick to beat Ronaldo on goals or manage two goals and two assists to get ahead of the 36-year-old Juventus striker.

Spain/Romelu Lukaku: 22/1

Spain to win Euro 2020 and Lukaku to get the Golden Boot would also likely require Belgium to be knocked out in the semi-finals by Luis Enrique’s side unless Lukaku was to somehow score a hattrick against Italy and be knocked out of the competition.

The Spaniards take on Switzerland in the round of 16, before facing one of Italy or Belgium in the semi-finals, meaning that Lukaku could have two bites at the cherry against Italy and Spain to overtake Ronaldo’s record of five goals and one assist at Euro 2020.

England/Romelu Lukaku: 28/1

England’s route to the final has no correlation to Belgium’s as they are on opposite sides of the draw, meaning that they can only meet in the final of Euro 2020 at Wembley Stadium where the Three Lions actually beat Belgium 2-1 in the Nations League last October with Lukaku scoring the Red Devils goal.

This would be the second most helpful path out of all of the above for Lukaku to get the Golden Boot, as it would give the 28-year-old three matches to score the three goals that he will require to overtake Ronaldo at the top of the goalscorer charts, but, of course, this will not be plain sailing, as mentioned above, Belgium will face Italy and one of Spain and Switzerland, whilst England will have to beat Germany tonight, as well as Ukraine or Sweden in the quarter-finals and either Denmark or the Czech Republic in the semi-finals.