Diogo Jota feels Liverpool can repeat quadruple chase

is sure that

can still try to win four trophies next season. The Reds were strong contenders in four competitions last season, but they had to settle for second-place finishes in the Premier League and

Champions League

and the FA Cup and

Carabao Cup

.

This time,

Jurgen Klopp

's team wants to do better than that by challenging Manchester City for the Premier League title. They also want to make up for their loss in Europe by making another run to the final.

Jota is sure that his team will do better this time because they are ready to go after a break over the summer. "I think we all had a good break in the end. The extra days for the national team players were also very important," he said on the club's website.

"I think we all had a chance to take a break, start over, reset, and be ready to go again," she said. "I think this season could be similar, and I hope it will be. We need to be ready, and the World Cup in the middle will be an extra factor... so let's hope it will be a good season."

He also said, "We're Liverpool. We have to at least try to win every competition we're in." We hope to be as close as we were last year and in all the key moments, but we also know that it won't be easy, especially when you play English football. But we will try again and do it as well as we can." The Portugal international will play with new Liverpool attacker

, who came from Benfica in a deal worth an initial £64 million ($79 million) and could go up by a further £21 million ($26 million) in add-ons.

The Uruguayan forward scored 47 goals in 84 games for Portugal in all competitions, and Jota is sure he will do well for the Anfield team as well. He said, "Well, I watch the Portuguese league, and what he did last year was incredible."

Follow

for the