Memphis Depay leads the entire Dutch scorer board at +150 anytime — shorter than Malen (+155) who starts as the central striker. The market is pricing Depay as a high-probability impact sub: 55 international goals as Netherlands all-time leading scorer, a proven track record of scoring off the bench in must-win games. At +150, the market implies approximately 40% probability for a player expected to come on from the bench. This is either exceptional value if Depay starts (SI.com notes Koeman hasn't fully committed to the lineup), or a reflection of his genuine impact-sub threat. Check the confirmed team sheet at FanDuel before wagering on Depay.

Malen is the starting central striker in Koeman's confirmed 4-2-3-1, making him the primary finishing reference for all of Gakpo's creative work from the CAM position. Rotowire's explicit call: "Donyell Malen is the focal point of the Dutch attack. If the Netherlands score the couple of goals projected here, he is the most likely man to be involved. Getting plus money on a player this central to score in a game his team should win is one of the better scorer values on the slate." At +155, the implied probability (~39%) is conservative for a starting striker whose team is projected to score 2+ goals.

Lineups.com names Gakpo as their explicit best bet. The formation shift to CAM means Gakpo operates in a more central creative role — threading balls through to Malen, arriving late into the penalty area off Reijnders and De Jong's distribution. His scoring in 3 of 4 World Cup matches is the strongest individual tournament scoring record on the Dutch squad, and attacking midfielders in the late-arriving mould are among the most reliable anytime scorers in international football.

Three separate sources make Isak their explicit Sweden scorer pick. Oddschecker's full recommendation: "Alexander Isak anytime goalscorer against the Netherlands is a strong attacking angle built around Sweden's main source of goals. Isak is Sweden's focal point in the final third and almost everything they do in attacking phases tends to run through him. Whether it's runs in behind, link-up play around the box, or finishing quick transitions, he consistently finds himself in dangerous positions. Against a Netherlands side that likes to push their full-backs high and control possession, there should be space to exploit in transition moments, which is exactly where Isak is most effective." Note the price spread: ESPN/FanDuel shows +220 while Sports Interaction and Oddschecker show +270 — shop your book for the better number.