World Cup: Most Assists

This market resolves to the player who records the most assists across all rounds of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with FIFA's official leader serving as the primary tiebreaker. It is currently listed on Polymarket, where the bulk of the roughly $180,000 in volume sits, and on Limitless, which has attracted less than $1,000 in trading so far. Michael Olise is the clear favourite, priced at 83.5% on both Polymarket and Limitless — a rare instance of exact cross-platform agreement at the top of the board. Behind him, the field is thin: Bukayo Saka sits at a consensus 6.4%, Martin Ødegaard at 5.1%, and no other named player registers above 1%. Ødegaard is aligned across venues at 5.1%, while Rodrigo De Paul (0.8%) and Achraf Hakimi (0.7%) round out the visible contenders on Polymarket. The most notable divergence is on Saka, quoted at 6.4% on Polymarket versus just 2.5% on Limitless, a 3.9-point spread on the second-most-likely outcome. Beyond that outlier, the two books agree closely on the shape of the market: Olise dominates the field, and the rest of the tournament pool is effectively priced as long shots.