Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has set out his European ambitions for this campaign.
The German head coach spoke about how he would love to reach the final of this season's Europa League.
The Reds are not in the Champions League this term, but now have the chance to win a major trophy with possibly less top end competition.
"We never had like public targets, we never needed that to go as far as we can," he told TNT Sports.
"First and foremost, I think we all have to make sure that everybody, for the team I'm responsible, [but] that we all respect the competition in the right manner [and] that we respect the opponents [in] the right manner.
"Wherever we will go that will be a massive game for the teams. Everybody [who] comes to Anfield, it will be a massive game for them. It's also in the Champions League the same.
"But it will be here as well, and we have to be 100 per cent ready for that. That's the most important stuff. And what do you say? Don't praise the day before the night? So why should we talk about anything before we even play the first game?
"We want to go as far as somehow possible. I would love to go to the final, obviously, but I have no clue if you can reach that because there will be a lot of fantastic football teams in between us and that target. So we have to make sure we perform."