Women's World Cup 2023: Golden Boot Odds

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The Women's World Cup kicks off on July 20th in Eden Park, Auckland.
The month-long tournament will feature 32 countries, competing in 8 separate groups.
Megan Rapinoe won the Golden Boot at the last Women's World Cup in 2019.

Betting on the Women's World Cup will be heating up in the next month, with the majority of sportsbooks now offering odds on individual matches, player awards, and outright winners. One of the most popular markets is the Golden Boot, awarded to the top goal scorer at this year's World Cup. Placing a wager on this market requires bettors to balance a player's overall talent, how much their team relies upon them and how deep of a run their country will likely make in the tournament.

Women's World Cup Golden Boot Odds

Team	Odds	Probability
Sophia Smith, USA	-110	52.38%
Alex Morgan, USA	+200	33.33%
Beth England, England	+650	13.33%
Alexia Putellas, Spain	+1500	6.25%
Vivianne Miedema, Netherlands	+2500	3.85%
Beth Mead, England	+2500	3.85%
Ada Hegerberg, Norway	+2500	3.85%
Sam Kerr, Australia	+2500	3.85%
Lauren Hemp, England	+4000	2.44%
Klara Bühl, Germany	+4000	2.44%
Eugénie Le Sommer, France	+5000	1.96%
Kadidiatou Diani, France	+5000	1.96%
Marta, Brazil	+7500	1.32%
Jennifer Hermoso, Spain	+7500	1.32%
Alexandra Popp, Germany	+7500	1.32%
Rose Lavelle, USA	+10000	0.99%
Asisat Oshoala, Nigeria	+10000	0.99%
Trinity Rodman, USA	+10000	0.99%
Lucy Bronze, England	+10000	0.99%
Barbra Banda, Zambia	+10000	0.99%
Megan Rapinoe, USA	+10000	0.99%

Megan Rapinoe won the Golden Boot at the last Women's World Cup in 2019, but her teammate Alex Morgan actually matched her goal-scoring with six herself. Brazil's 37-year-old Marta, won the Golden Boot in 2007 with seven goals in that tournament. If you are betting this market for the first time it is useful to compare the odds for the countries to win the World Cup, because that will play a large part in the expected games played variable. The United States, England, Spain, Germany, France, and host Australia are all expected to make deep runs, providing their top goal scorers with an opportunity to take home the Golden Boot.