Fox Sports confirms: "Florian Wirtz is -130 to score in Germany's first 2026 World Cup match against Curaçao." JuveFc names him "the standout candidate to open his World Cup account in this fixture," noting he "carries genuine goal threat from midfield movement and set-piece delivery."

CBS Sports' Martin Green — 18-8 on his last 26 UCL picks — has "locked in a pair of best bets, including one goalscorer prop on a player who should run rings around the opposition." The language points directly to Wirtz, who operates in the free creative role behind Havertz specifically designed to exploit defences that sit deep.

The -130 price is steep but justified. Germany are projected to score four goals. The total is set at 4.5. Both Wirtz and Musiala scored in Germany's recent 4-0 win over Finland. In a game where Germany will dominate possession and have multiple scoring opportunities, backing their top scorer at -130 is the most rational anytime bet on the board.

Tribuna describes Musiala as "one of the tournament's most dangerous ball-carriers in tight spaces, returning to full fitness after an injury-hit season" and prices him at "+100 to +130" anytime. At +110, the market offers near-even money on a Bayern Munich attacker in the most one-sided Group E fixture of the opening round.

Fox Sports states "between Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala, back Germany to win this one by multiple goals." Both players scored in Germany's 4-0 Finland warm-up. Musiala operates centrally — the most dangerous pocket against a Curaçao block — and +110 is the best value-to-commitment ratio on the German attacking board.

Havertz is the starting number nine — the player physically closest to goal in every Germany attack. RotoWire confirms "Nagelsmann's front four are all comfortable drifting and combining in tight spaces, which is precisely the skill set you want against a side that is going to give you no room."

SportsgGambler backs his shots on target prop at +130 and places him at +280 for first scorer. PrizePicks notes he scored "after just two minutes" in a recent German friendly. In a projected 4-0 result, the starting striker at +155 anytime represents solid value — Wirtz and Musiala create the chances, Havertz finishes them.

Verdict: Don't back Undav as a standalone bet at -200. The key risk is minutes — if Germany win comfortably by halftime, he may not play long enough to justify the juice. His best use is in a bet builder/SGP: "Germany Win" + "Over 3.5 Goals" + "Undav Anytime" gives you exposure to his 67% probability at meaningful upside odds.

Germany's top qualifying scorer with 7 goals. Fox Sports confirmed at -130. JuveFc "standout candidate." CBS Green locked in. In a projected 4-0 win, their most prolific attacker scoring is the most rational bet of the entire opening round.