Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s Liverpool going for the quadruple in 2021-22. Yes, that does not make sense because football is not for the lyrics (not looking at you, Peter Drury). It’s for glory, silverware, passion, and winning.
Jurgen Klopp loves all of those things, and every one of them is extremely infectious. Liverpool have already won the EFL Cup and are through to the final of the FA Cup.
As @Carra23 said earlier this season: Klopp’s Liverpool have not won enough trophies to do justice to their 2018- dominance and record-breaking runs. Before 2022, just 1 domestic cup trophy in 16 years. Gives FA Cup & EFL Cup added significance for Klopp/Liverpool.
— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) April 16, 2022
Moreover, the Reds are level on points with Manchester City for the Premier League title and play Villarreal in the semis of the Champions League. All of this has everybody asking the same question: could the Scousers capture all the four trophies on offer?
Some teams have come close in recent years but fell short. Therefore, it will certainly not be an easy task. However, Liverpool are extremely well-positioned to achieve the quadruple.
How difficult is the quadruple?
In a word: very. In more words: it has been done before. Barcelona under Luis Enrique, Bayern Munich under Jupp Heynckes, and Real Madrid under Zinedine Zidane have all done it over the past decade. To be fair, Pep Guardiola (Barcelona) and Hansi Flick (Bayern Munch) have also won four or more trophies in a single calendar year.
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Bayern Munich in 2013. 🤯🇩🇪 pic.twitter.com/t7uLTkM7bj
— Football Tweet ⚽ (@Football__Tweet) November 16, 2021
However, football purists take the four trophies on offer in a single season for the official definition. That is why no English team has managed this feat yet. Manchester United came…
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