Liverpool Quadruple Odds 22/23: How many trophies will Klopp's side claim this season?

It’s just over a month since Liverpool were beaten in the Champions League final by Real Madrid, thanks to a solitary goal from Vinicius Junior. Jurgen Klopp’s men also missed out on a second Premier League title in three seasons by the barest of margins after a dramatic final day in the top-flight. The Reds finished the campaign with two pieces of silverware after lifting the Carabao & FA Cup and today we’ve decided to take a look at their prices to win multiple trophies in 2022/2023, including their quadruple odds. 

Winning the FA Cup and Carabao Cup doesn’t sound like the most glamorous of campaigns, however it’s easy to forget that Liverpool came quite close to making history with an unprecedented quadruple. In fact, one punter who had placed a £100 bet at the start of the season on Liverpool winning the quad, was offered a cash out of £35k before the final league game of the league season. 

Along with taking a look at each of the four competitions and their price in the winner market, you can find a full range of odds for different Liverpool trophy combinations below from Paddy Power.

Carabao Cup - 7/1

After defeating Chelsea on penalties, thanks to a goal-kick-like penalty attempt from Kepa Arrizabalaga that went flying over the crossbar, Liverpool lifted the League Cup for the first time in 10 years. This time around, Liverpool can be found at a current best-price of 7/1 to win consecutive renewals, something they have not done since they won four on the bounce between 1981 and 1984. 

FA Cup - 6/1

Last season, Liverpool also faced Chelsea in the FA Cup final, with the result being the same and the Reds lifting the trophy after coming out victorious on penalties. That ended a 16 year drought since the last time they won it back in 2006 in one of the most memorable finals this century, thanks to Steven Gerrard’s screamer. For those who fancy a repeat of last season, 6/1 is available on Liverpool lifting the trophy at Wembley next May.

Premier League - 5/2

This time last year Liverpool were available at 5/1 to win the Premier League, with those odds implying a 16.7% chance that the Reds would go on to lift the trophy. Klopp’s side couldn’t have come much closer to claiming their second title in three seasons as they pushed Manchester City to the final minutes of the campaign. This time round bookmakers still have Pep Guardiola’s men as favorites, but Liverpool have seen their price shorten to 5/2 for the 2022/2023 season, implying a 28.6% chance that they can steal the trophy back from their North-West rivals.

Champions League - 5/1

Only Real Madrid (14) and AC Milan (7) have lifted the European Cup more times than Liverpool who have done so on six occasions. Under Jurgen Klopp, they have reached the Champions League final in three of the last five seasons and their pedigree in this competition is something other English sides are envious of. Those big European nights under the lights at Anfield can often sway a tight two-legged tie, and for those who fancy them to go one better than last season when beaten by Real Madrid in the final, 5/1 is available with most bookmakers. 

The Treble / The Quad

There are four different trebles that Liverpool could potentially win this season with three of those priced at 100/1 and one at 150/1 with Paddy Power.

• To Win Premier League, League Cup & Champions League: 100/1
• To Win Premier League, FA Cup & League Cup: 100/1
• To Win Premier League, FA Cup & Champions League: 100/1
• To Win FA Cup, League Cup & Champions League: 150/1

After starting last season at a four-figure price to win all four trophies, Liverpool were backed into as short as 4/1 in the final few weeks of the campaign to complete a famous quadruple. For the 2022/2023 season, Paddy Power are offering 500/1 on the quad, and it’s also worth noting that they do have a ‘cash-out’ available on this market, unlike Sky Bet.

• To Win Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup & Champions League: 500/1

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