Gyökeres is the unanimous top pick across every expert source. WhoScored's model gives him a 43% anytime goalscorer probability and a projected 0.57 goals — both the highest of any player in this match. Fox Sports confirms the +170 price on FanDuel. CBS Sports specifically backs him: "Sweden's goalscoring output will depend heavily on Gyökeres — he scored 14 goals and won the Premier League with Arsenal, and he should have more to feast on against a Tunisia side that isn't expected to go far."

JuveFc backs "Viktor Gyökeres to Score Anytime — scored decisive goals in the play-offs, including the winner against Poland, and leads Sweden's attack as the focal forward." Covers backs the "fruitful partnership between Arsenal's Gyökeres and Liverpool's Isak." At +170 for a player with the highest modelled probability in the match, this is the clearest goalscorer value of the entire opening weekend.

Isak's fitness was the biggest question mark in the build-up to this tournament after suffering a broken fibula during the club season. It has been answered: TNT Sports confirms he "has trained normally with the group in recent weeks and is expected to be available after recovering fully." Covers backs "the fruitful partnership between Arsenal's Gyökeres and Liverpool's Isak" as the reason Sweden will "feel confident."

TNT Sports notes Isak is in "strong recent international scoring form" despite his injury-disrupted club season. In the warm-up against Norway, his 76th-minute strike was Sweden's only goal in a 3-1 defeat — he proved he can score even when the team struggles. Against a Tunisia defence that conceded 5 to Belgium and hasn't kept a clean sheet in their recent run, +200 for a Liverpool striker fully recovered and firing on the international stage is the second-best value pick on the board.

SportsgGambler explicitly back Elanga at +300: "Anthony Elanga has registered two goals in his past six games. We'll bear these numbers in mind and take odds of +300 that he is able to feature on the scoresheet." WhoScored names him in their expected Sweden starting XI, with Elanga operating either as a supporting attacker or wide forward in Potter's 3-4-1-2 system. His Newcastle pace and direct running give him the profile to punish the space behind Tunisia's defensive line on the counter. With Gyökeres and Isak both likely to drag Tunisia's centre-backs away from their positions, Elanga arriving late is a genuine and well-priced scoring route at +300.

Unanimous expert consensus — Fox Sports, WhoScored, CBS Sports, JuveFc, Covers all back him. 43% goal probability, 0.57 projected goals — highest of any player in the match. Arsenal PL winner who scored the decisive play-off goal to get Sweden here. Fox Sports confirms +170 on FanDuel.