Liverpool Favourite for Multiple Trophies In Arne Slot's First Season

Liverpool had a disappointing end to the 2023-24 season. The Reds dropped out of the Premier League title race after dropping too many points in the closing stages., while they were only able to pick up one trophy after having a good chance to win multiple trophies late in the season. A change of manager will have come with a change of ambition within the club, but fans will be expectant now after a fantastic start to the season sees them competing on all fronts.

The Merseyside outfit are certainly Premier League title contenders and currently sit third in the market with most betting sites. While it is difficult to judge how Liverpool will be affected by a change of manager throughout a whole season without seeing them play competitive games, the early signs are good for fans on the red side of Merseyside.

Before a ball has been kicked this season, you can secure odds of 2500/1 with the best betting apps that the Reds will land a quadruple. While that is a tough ask, Liverpool were a much shorter price to secure a historic quadruple three quarters of the way into the 2023/24 season, so they know what it takes to make a run on multiple fronts.

The Reds won the EFL Cup last season, and you can take odds of around 10/1 with football betting sites that they retain that trophy. Those odds are slightly better than the 9/1 is available on Liverpool winning the other domestic cup, the FA Cup, which the club were dramatically knocked out of by Manchester United in extra time in the quarter-final last season.

Can Liverpool Land A Cup Double Or Treble This Season?

There's no doubt Liverpool are effective as a team in the cup competitions. Having picked up four domestic and European cups during Klopp's time with the club, along with losing four other finals. Arne Slot managed to win the Dutch equivalent of the FA Cup in his time with Feyenoord, as well as guiding his side to the Europa Conference League final, so Liverpool's ability to reach the latter stages of cup competitions should remain unaffected by new management.

The Reds are around fifth favourites with betting sites to win the Champions League this season, and are as big as 16/1 with Ladbrokes to win European football's biggest prize.

The Reds will always feel the Champions League is winnable considering their history in the competition, and those odds could become considerably shorter should they receive a favourable fixture draw in the newly revamped league stage. As always the Champions League is certainly a competition Liverpool will take as seriously as the Premier League.

Liverpool Determined to Challenge for Title

Liverpool managed to drag themselves into the title race last season despite having to cope with a mounting injury list in the new year. However, this caught up with them late in the season as they fell away from Man City and Arsenal with around five games remaining.

There will be hope that Liverpool can challenge for the league this season. Coming into the previous campaign the quality of their midfield was questioned, but the acquisition of Alexis MacAllister and Dominik Szoboszlai looks to have rectified the problem in that area of the pitch. It will still be tough to challenge Manchester City for the title as they continue to post 90-plus-point seasons year-on-year. But, with a points deduction a possibility for City, this might be a year where a reduced points tally picks up the trophy. Pre-season odds of 7/1 with BetMGM could begin to look generous.