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2026 World Cup Player of the Tournament predictions, betting tips and odds
The 2026 World Cup starts on Thursday. Get our experts' Player of the Tournament and Young Player of the Tournament analysis, best bets and predictions.

Vinicius Junior and Raphinha of Brazil are both contenders to win the Golden BallCredit: Getty Images
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