London – Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he hopes his
side's Champions League success will inspire them to want more this
season.
The Reds beat Tottenham in the final last month, having missed out on
a first Premier League title since 1990, finishing one point behind
Manchester City despite picking up 97 points.
The victory parade through Liverpool, Klopp said, should be an
inspiration.
"Of course we move on," Klopp told Liverpool's website late Sunday.
"It's just something that should give the boys more confidence -
that's important. But if you only use confidence you have no chance,
but nobody should worry about this team."
Klopp said he was not concerned that success could actually leave
Liverpool to happy with what they've achieved.
"It's not about being finally satisfied, happy or done with our
careers because we won the Champions League, there is so much to go
for," he said.
"We smelled really how it feels – we played the final, we won the
final, we came into the city, we saw the city and saw the people.
That's something you can get addicted to, you want to have that much
more often.
"But while you are in your career, as we all are, you have to use it
as the next basis and to start new for the season because it's a
completely different season."