Top 10 Attacks In Europe Have Been Ranked

Liverpool's attack are on the verge of potentially leading them to a remarkable quadruple, so it's no wonder they've been ranked the best in Europe.

It's all coming up Liverpool right now, with the club potentially just eight matches away from winning all four major trophies available to them in a single season, which would be a first in the Premier League.

If that wasn't enough for them, Jurgen Klopp announced on Thursday that he won't be walking away in 2024, as was initially expected, and has signed a new contract.

No wonder Klopp wants to continue really, considering the players that he has available and his attack has now been ranked the best in Europe.

Four Four Two ran down the top 10 and it's hardly surprising that Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, Diogo Jota And Luis Diaz have taken top spot.

10. Chelsea

Havertz and Mount are amongst the Blues' attackers. Image: PA Images

9. Barcelona

8. Atletico Madrid

7. RB Leipzig

6. Tottenham Hotspur

Harry Kane and Son Heung-min are the best partnership in Premier League history and now they've been joined by Dejan Kulusevski. Image: PA Images

5. Real Madrid

4. PSG

3. Manchester City

City's attack helped produce one of the best matches in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Image: PA Images

2. Bayern Munich

Lewandowski could be in the top 10 on his own. Image: PA Images

1. Liverpool

Liverpool's attack barely needs any description. Image: PA Images

Liverpool's attack has been brilliant for a number of years and the trio of Salah, Mane and Firmino was already one of, if not the, best on the continent.

Last season the Reds added Diogo Jota to the front line, making it even more impressive, and the signing of Luis Diaz in January has taken them to a new level.

Diaz's wonderful touch against Everton is just the latest example of how he's hit the ground running since moving to the Premier League from Porto.

On Friday, Salah added to the acknowledgement of just how good he is as the Egyptian forward was named as the Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year.

The next step is for the attackers to pick up lots of silverware come the end of next month, the only question is just how many trophies it will be.