20/21 Europa League Outright Winner Odds

In the 2018/19 Europa League, Arsenal were the runners-up in the Europa League as they were beaten by rivals, Chelsea. On the road to that final, Unai Emery’s side topped their group on 16 points suffering one draw to Sporting Lisbon. In the knockout stages, they faced tough sides of Napoli and Valencia who both are strong in their leagues, coming through in style.

Last season, however, Arsenal were knocked out of the cup at the round of 16 stage, as they were beaten by Olympiacos on away goals.

Despite their knockout, Arsenal has looked a much stronger side under Mikel Arteta ever since and claiming an FA Cup, Community Shield and victories over Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City have been massive steps towards cementing themselves as a European giant once more.

Now, Arsenal to win Europa League odds are currently at 7/1.

Tottenham Hotspur reached their first-ever Champions League final in 2018/19 as they were beaten 2-0 by Liverpool. Mauricio Pochettino’s side had a miraculous European run which saw them squeeze through the group stages in the last few minutes and beat the likes of Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Ajax and Manchester City along the way to the final.

Despite Pochettino's club-best run in the Champions League, Jose Mourinho, a two-time Champions League winner and one-time Europa League champion is no doubt a sharper employment on this stage. With this and the likes of Gareth Bale back and Harry Kane back to his best, a triumph in Europe is certainly a likely outcome for a club now recognised as a Champions League regular.

Spurs to win the Europa League odds currently sit at 7/1, alongside their north London rivals.

Ac Milan have not featured in the Champions League since the 2013/14 season, a competition they have won seven times, more than any other club bar Real Madrid.

This year, Stefano Pioli’s men are in one of the tougher groups of the Europa League with opponents Lille, Sparta Prague and Celtic all likely to be a struggle at some point for Milan.

The club are still unbeaten in the Serie A and sit top of the table after Zlatan Ibrahimovic netted twice against Inter Milan in the Milan derby. Now, they have moved up to second-favourites in the Europea League and AC Milan to win Europa League odds are at 11/1.

Another Italian club that are strong contenders in the Europa League this season is Napoli.

In the last decade, Napoli have featured in the Champions League group stages six times with four coming in their last four seasons. However, they have failed to make it further than the round of 16. Although, in the 2018/19 campaign where they were demoted to the Europa League, where they advanced to the quarter-finals before being eliminated by Arsenal.

This season, Napoli could be a strong contender in the Europa League with the likes of Victor Osimhen, Hirving Lozano and Dries Mertens in the squad as well as world class centre-backs of Kalidou Koulibaly and Konstantinos Manolas.

As of now, Napoli odds to win the Europa League is priced at 14/1.

Villarreal are certainly one club that can go far in the Europa League this campaign.

In the past years, the Yellow Submarine have been a strong side in this competition as they have featured five times consecutively with last year being the first time they have failed to appear. The furthest they have progressed in those years was to the semi-finals in the 2015/16 season where they were knocked out by eventual runners-up, Liverpool.

The Spanish side finished in the highest qualifying place for the Europa League in the La Liga this season. This was majorly helped by Santi Cazorla and Gerard Moreno who netted 35 goals combined for the club. Now, Unai Emery is hoping to take Villarreal far into the competition with the help of strikers, Paco Alcacer Gerard Moreno and future star Takefusa Kubo, who is on loan from Real Madrid.

Currently, Villarreal are priced at odds of 16/1 to win the Europa League this season.

Last season, Leicester City were title contenders in the Premier League up around December where they started to suffer numerous important injuries. Eventually, the Foxes dropped out from a comfortable third-place prior to the hiatus, to a fifth-place Europa League finish.

So far in the Premier League, the club has humiliated Man City in a 5-2 victory at the Etihad, before losing to both West Ham United and Aston Villa.

In the Europa League, however, Brendan Rodgers’ men should be able to navigate through their group with the toughest opponent being Braga. And with Premier League Golden Boot winner, Jamie Vardy, as well as key players like Kasper Schmeichel and James Maddison, this squad is certainly capable of a run in the Europa League.

As of now, Leicester to win the Europa League is priced at 20/1.