Liverpool can go on and on winning, Jurgen Klopp has got to be the best manager in the world, says former Manchester City player Terry Phelan

League Cup campaign, which ended with them winning their first domestic knockout tournament since the 2012 edition of the League Cup, Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool side are getting ready for a very big game as they chase the holy grail of European football - the UEFA Champions League crown and a repeat of their 2019 season triumph. The Reds will be up against Inter Milan in the second leg (home) of their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 clash next. Liverpool won the away leg in Italy 2-0, thanks to goals by Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah.

Needless to say, Liverpool are firm favourites to march into the quarter-finals. The match kicks off at 1:30 am IST Wednesday morning. Liverpool in fact are aiming to do the unthinkable - win the quadruple of League Cup, EPL, FA Cup and the Champions League.

If they manage to pull that off they will become the first English men's team to win all three major domestic trophies and the major European title. Manchester City registered a quadruple in 2018-19, when they won the EPL, FA Cup, League Cup and the Community Shield, but the Champions League crown eluded them. Manchester United won the Champions League in 1998-99 and also had the FA Cup and Premier League titles under their belt.

But they couldn't go all the way in the League Cup. Ahead of the crucial second leg match at home vs Inter Milan in the Champions League, Terry Phelan, who played over a 100 matches for Manchester City and also turned up for other English clubs like Chelsea, Everton and Fulham was a guest on Times of India's sports podcast - Sportscast. Terry, a well known football expert on TV, spoke about how Liverpool can become a rampaging, all conquering machine and the impact Jurgen Klopp, who has already taken