Alisson Becker names most 'special' trophy to win as Liverpool chase quadruple

Alisson Becker has made a bold claim about the Champions League and explained how Jurgen Klopp continues to motivate Liverpool’s players.

Liverpool maintained their bid for an unprecedented quadruple after winning 2-0 at home to Everton on Sunday afternoon. Two second-half goals from Andy Robertson and substitute Divock Origi were enough for Jurgen Klopp’s side.

The win moved the Reds, who will play Chelsea in the final of the FA Cup next month after beating the same team to win the Carabao Cup in February, one point behind leaders Manchester City in the Premier League table.

Next up for Alisson and his Liverpool team-mates is the first-leg of their Champions League semi-final showdown against Villareal at Anfield on Wednesday night. And the Brazilian believes the European Cup is the toughest competition to win.

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“There was a lot of desire to lift the trophy, to lift the 'Big Ears', even before we won the Champions League,” the Reds goalkeeper told UEFA.com.

“Winning the Champions League is something special in a player's career. It is the best possible achievement for a club. It is the toughest competition to win, and we have managed to do it once.

“And when you win it, and you experience that moment, the thought that fills your mind