Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has set his sights on an unprecedented quadruple clean sweep of the game's biggest trophies this season.
Drogba, 32, has played a key role as the Blues have begun the defence of their Premier League crown in dominant form. Despite also lifting the FA Cup in manager Carlo Ancelotti's debut campaign, the failures in the Champions League and League Cup led to disappointment.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, the Ivory Coast international was determined to help his club battle on all fronts.
"It's very difficult, this is a very difficult thing to achieve," Drogba said.
"Why not? If we do it it will be an amazing season. I think to keep the title will be difficult, even if people see us as one of the best teams with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.
"But it will be difficult this season. That's why we're here - we want to prove we are the champions and we want to keep the Premier League trophy."
Drogba, 32, has played a key role as the Blues have begun the defence of their Premier League crown in dominant form. Despite also lifting the FA Cup in manager Carlo Ancelotti's debut campaign, the failures in the Champions League and League Cup led to disappointment.
Speaking to Sky Sports News, the Ivory Coast international was determined to help his club battle on all fronts.
"It's very difficult, this is a very difficult thing to achieve," Drogba said.
"Why not? If we do it it will be an amazing season. I think to keep the title will be difficult, even if people see us as one of the best teams with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.
"But it will be difficult this season. That's why we're here - we want to prove we are the champions and we want to keep the Premier League trophy."
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