Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has set his stall out for next season already.
In another universe, Liverpool would be the greatest Premier League team we have ever seen and favorites for the title.
However, we are in the Abu Dhabi/Manchester City/Pep Guardiola universe. As a result, Liverpool are the second favorites for the title at 23/10. Manchester City are the favorites at 8/13.
Last season, Liverpool achieved a club record 97 points. It would have won the league in any other year apart from the last two. Ultimately, Liverpool lost out on the title to Manchester City by one point.
Jordan Henderson is determined to help Liverpool “go one better” in 2019/2020.
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“A club of this history and magnitude should be challenging for major honours year in year out, and we hope and believe that this is just the start,” said Jordan Henderson.
“We are all hungry for more. We should look back at our Premier League campaign with great pride too.
“To have achieved 97 points and to only lose one league game in the entire season was a phenomenal achievement by the team.
“Of course, we were bitterly disappointed to narrowly miss out on the title by just a single point, but we will use the huge number of positives from the campaign to fuel us for the new season ahead.
“We will be doing all we can to reward our fans by going one better next season.”
“There is something uniquely special about our club and the support that you give us at Anfield that is not replicated anywhere else.
“On behalf of all of the playing squad, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you, our fans, for always believing in us and supporting us.
“We are very lucky to have the best fans in the world here at Liverpool, and your support really does make the difference.”
Liverpool will enter the new season with even more swagger than they already had due to the fact that they are European champions once again.
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“Winning the Champions League against Spurs was a fitting way to end what’s been an exhilarating, emotional and hugely successful season for Liverpool Football Club.
“It is an enormous honour and a privilege to be captain of this great club. Lifting the trophy in Madrid alongside my team-mates to bring the European Cup back to Anfield for the sixth time was one of the greatest moments of both my life and my career.
“The memories from not just that night, but the entire journey to get there, will stay with us all forever.”
