Switzerland odds to win Euro 2024: Swiss reach quarter-finals

Switzerland became the first country to move into the Euro 2024 quarter-finals after they dumped out defending champions Italy in the last-16.

Read on for the latest Switzerland odds from the best online betting sites.

Switzerland To Win Euro 2024 Odds

Before a ball was kicked at the European Championships, Switzerland could be sided with at 66/1 to reign supreme in Germany.

After pushing Germany in the group stages and defeating Italy in the last-16, Switzerland can now be backed at 15/1 in the Euro 2024 outright winner market. 

The Swiss were excellent in their victory over the Azzurri, a result and performance which will make the main contenders take notice.

Switzerland Euro 2024 Top Scorer Odds

Switzerland have struggled to find a consistent source of goals ever since the retirement of their all-time top scorer Alexander Frei’s retirement in 2011.

They have scored six goals so far in Germany, but no player has scored more than once.

Switzerland Euro 2024 Route to the Final

Switzerland finished second in Group A which set up a last-16 clash against Italy, whom they would beat 2-0. The Swiss will now face Group C winners England, who then beat Slovakia, in the quarter-finals.

From there, Switzerland will lock horns with one of Romania, Netherlands, Austria, and Turkey in the semi-finals.

Waiting in the final on 14th July will likely be one of Spain, Germany, France, Portugal, or Belgium.

Switzerland Euro 2024 Head Coach

Murat Yakin took charge of the Switzerland national team in August 2021, subsequently leading them to the 2022 World Cup, where he led the Red Crosses through the group stage before being thrashed 6-1 by Portugal in the round of 16. 

He has won 43.24% of his 37 matches in charge of the national side, while his greatest managerial honours to date came in 2013 and 2014 when landing back-to-back Swiss Super Leagues with Basel. 

Yakin is an extremely tactically flexible manager, with Switzerland alternating 3-4-2-1, 3-5-2, 4-3-3 and 4-2-3-1 systems throughout qualifying. 

Granit Xhaka is a certainty to play in whatever system Yakin employs, while the manager also has favourites in the form of Shaqiri, Okafor and Amdouni, who are likely to take up the three attacking spots should he opt for a formation with a front-three.