For even the most optimistic of Liverpool fans, no one could have imagined how well this season would pan out.
With just Sunday’s Premier League finale against Wolves and the Champions League final against Real Madrid in Paris to come, by the time the players head off on their holidays, the Reds will have played every possible game this campaign. With two trophies already in the bag, Jurgen Klopp’s team are already legends but could reach levels of immortality that have never been seen before with an unprecedented quadruple.
And for Liverpool legend Ian Rush, the club’s all-time record goalscorer, who netted 346 times in 660 appearances for the Reds, and was part of the famous treble winning team in 1984, he couldn't be prouder of the the club. “If you asked me at the start of the season and said Liverpool would win two trophies - I’d have taken that all day long,” Rush told the ECHO. “So no matter what happens I think Liverpool have had a fantastic season and if you can get the quadruple you’ll have to say it is the best Liverpool squad ever. All we can do is see it as two finals - one at Anfield and one in Paris.
