The German mathematician who correctly predicted the last three world champions missed his forecasts for the 2026 World Cup

The German mathematician who correctly predicted the last three world champions missed his forecasts for the 2026 World Cup
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Joachim Klement, known for predicting the titles of Germany, France, and Argentina, did not manage to replicate his success in the current World Cup

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Joachim Klement, the German mathematician who gained international recognition after predicting the champions of the World Cups in 2014, 2018, and 2022, was unable to replicate the accuracy of his statistical models in the 2026 edition of the World Cup.

The specialist, known for combining sports, economic, social, and environmental variables to make his projections, had pointed to the Netherlands as the main candidate for the title. However, the Dutch team was eliminated in the round of 16 after losing to Morocco in the penalty shootout, following a 1-1 draw during regulation time.

The early exit of the European team quickly nullified the scientist's main prediction, who had gained some prestige for consecutively predicting Germany's titles in Brazil 2014, France in Russia 2018, and Argentina in Qatar 2022.

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Another prediction that did not come true was related to Brazil. Klement had projected that the South American team would be eliminated by Japan in the knockout stage. However, the Brazilian team managed to win 2-1 and advanced to the next stage of the tournament.

The Brazilian victory even prompted a reaction from Neymar, who used his account on the social network X to respond ironically to the German mathematician. “Mr. Joachim Klement, please try again in the next World Cup,” wrote the forward.

Despite these errors, one of the specialist's predictions still has a chance of coming true. Before the tournament began, he had also stated that Portugal would reach the final, a prediction that remains valid as the Portuguese team continues in the competition.


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