Ahead of the season, you will get teams that are ridiculously confident in their chances of success in that season. The hope is that they will at least win the Premier League, but can they win more?
Well, Bet365 are now offering prices for each of the 'Big Six' to win the different competitions which they are in. So, the Premier League, the FA Cup, the Carabao Cup and, for some, the Champions League.
Is there any value in these bets, though? Let's take a look.
Can Anyone Win the Quadruple?
Arsenal - 200/1
As it stands, Arsenal are the favourites to win the quadruple and it's hardly a surprise. They are the clear favourites to win the Premier League this season and they're not far behind in the Champions League odds.
With years of stability in the project, they are certainly the most backable to win the Premier League, the FA Cup, the Carabao Cup and the Champions League.
200/1, considering what it is, does feel a little low. If you combine their best price for every competition, you can get about 350/1. It just generally does feel a bit low for a team to win all four trophies...
Can Arsenal win the Quadruple? If you think they can, it may be worth taking the 200/1 with Bet365.
Manchester City - 750/1
Manchester City lost Pep Guardiola this summer, but they are the second favourites to win the quadruple - something which the legendary Spaniard never achieved in his time in Manchester.
It's a substantial raise in the odds from Arsenal and it's not really a surprise. They're not a strong second favourite for the Premier League title and they're nowhere near being the favourites in Europe.
As the odds show, it's a tough deal to sell, especially considering that Pep's 2022/23 treble winning team were probably better than the squad coming into this season....
Can Manchester City win the Quadruple? If you think they can, it may be worth taking the 750/1 with Bet365.
Manchester United - 1500/1
Doubling in price from their city rivals, Manchester United are available to back at 1500/1 to win a historic quadruple. Having won the first treble by an English club, the Red Devils will hope to be the first to win the quadruple at some point.
However, doing so this season just looks like a major task. When looking at their recruitment, you're hardly looking at a team that should win the Premier League, which is the bare minimum if you're backing someone to win the quadruple.
We can't say we're the biggest fan of this price...
Can Manchester United win the Quadruple? If you think they can, it may be worth taking the 1500/1 with Bet365.
Liverpool - 2000/1
Finally, we go to Liverpool, who are available at 2000/1 to win the Quadruple, which maybe feels a little high, too. You can certainly argue that they are as good of a shout as Manchester United if not a little better...
They have had a better summer and the return of Alexander Isak should help substantially. Of course, there have been some major departures, but you'd argue they're not the worst team in this list...
It's not to say that the price is 'value', if anything, it's probably far from it. However, we'd stick our necks out and say it's maybe a little higher than you'd expect.
Can Liverpool win the Quadruple? If you think they can, it may be worth taking the 2000/1 with Bet365.
Can Anyone Win the Traditional Treble?
Winning the treble is a much easier feat and here we're going to look at the prices for teams to win the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Champions League. Of course, different variations can be found on our odds page, though.
Using our specific Arsenal odds section, the Gunners are 50/1 to win the traditional treble, being the absolute favourites to achieve this feat this season.
Having lost to Southampton in the quarter-finals, you could easily suggest that Arsenal have it in them to reach the latter stages of both competitions. Whilst they are the favourites for the Premier League. It wouldn't be a major shock if they gave this bet a good run for its money.
Using our specific Manchester City odds section, the Citizens are 250/1 to win the traditional treble. In fact, Arsenal are more likely to win the quadruple than them winning the treble, in the bookmakers' eyes.
Having only achieved this feat once, it seems tough that Manchester City recreate Pep Guardiola's best season in Enzo Maresca's first...
Using our specific Liverpool odds section, the Reds are 400/1 to win the traditional treble. It's somewhat surprising that they were less favoured than Manchester United for a quadruple, but are more likely to do a treble.
Liverpool have gotten close to winning the treble on a few occasions. However, they've never won the traditional trio of the Premier League, the Champions League and the FA Cup in one season. It seems tough to imagine they will this season.
Using our specific Manchester United odds section, the Red Devils are 500/1 to win the traditional treble. The fact that adding the League Cup or the FA Cup make a 100/1 Premier League/Champions League double a 500/1 treble says something...
As the least likely to win each of the competitions, it's not really a shock that they're the highest odds. Michael Carrick would be considered a miracle worker if he manages it, though!
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Ben is an accredited football journalist who follows anything from League One to Serie A, also working for the likes of SempreMilan and Total Italian Football. As an avid punter, he has become the master tester at BettingLounge, refusing to take bookies by their words when it comes to withdrawal times and much more.