Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says it's "time to move on" from their Champions League triumph.
Klopp claimed his first trophy since moving to Anfield when they beat Tottenham 2-0 in last month's Champions League final in Madrid.
Of course we move on," the German told the club's official website.
"It's not that wherever we go it's like, 'Morning, we won the Champions League!' But why should we forget it?
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.
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.
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.
It was very special, so you cannot forget it. It was very special. It's something for the future when you look back on a career and nobody can take that away from you.
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. But it's all positive in the moment, of course."
