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World Cup 2026: Ex-Chelsea star Gullit names two strongest teams to win trophy

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Former Chelsea and AC Milan star, Ruud Gullit, has named the two strongest teams to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

This year’s World Cup tournament will take place in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Forty-eight (48) teams will compete for the trophy in the summer when the competition kicks off.

Speaking to Diario AS, Gullit named Spain and France as the two strongest teams in the competition.

He, however, hopes that his home country, the Netherlands, wins the World Cup.

“I see Spain and France as the strongest,” Gullit said.

“And I hope, of course, that the Netherlands wins.”

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Meanwhile, Argentina is the current holder of the World Cup after winning it four years ago in Qatar.

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