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Arsenal might be the clear favorites right now—Opta gives the Gunners an 85.8% chance of winning the league—but the Manchester City shadow is massive. Pep Guardiola's side is the only other team with a realistic shot at these trophies. The FA Cup draw gave Arsenal a gift in Mansfield Town, while City has to survive a tough trip to Newcastle. But everything will likely come down to their pivotal Premier League clash at the Etihad in April. To be the Quad Gods, you have to slay the Treble Winners.

Most sentient Arsenal fans refuse to publicly entertain this quadruple talk. They are still too scarred by the 'bottle job' allegations of recent seasons. While pundits are casually plotting out the 23 wins needed between now and June, the fans are wearing life preservers on Arteta's 'fun boat'. Winning any single tournament is incredibly difficult, let alone doing something no English team in 138 years of football history has ever achieved. Just bring home the Premier League first.

Arsenal are flying, but the sheer volume of games required to win a quadruple is terrifying. Mikel Arteta has already admitted that his thinning squad is a massive concern. They've had to navigate injuries to key players like Martin Odegaard, Kai Havertz, Bukayo Saka, and Mikel Merino recently, while Riccardo Calafiori picked up a knock in the FA Cup. Arteta's men have proven they have the 'intensity and connection' to rout teams like Wigan with heavily rotated squads, but surviving March and April on four fronts requires immaculate physical management and having players fit to provide different tactical options.