Brendan Rodgers says it is a major goal of his to have Liverpool consistently competing in the UEFA Champions League.
The Reds are preparing for Tuesday night's opening group stage clash with Bulgarian side Ludogorets Razgrad and Rodgers is excited to be back in Europe's premier club competition after five years away from the glitz and glamour.
The former Swansea City boss touched on the fact that the Anfield side expects to be involved in the Champions League regularly and hopes this campaign is a success after so long striving to get back to the top level of European football.
"It is only the last couple of days that it has brought home how long it has been away. This was my main priority to get the club at this level," said Rodgers.
"This is one of the football greats around the world and this is the elite competition. This game can't come quick enough for us. I have had supporters in my office, telling me about it. We do this for our supporters.
"The key is to build towards making this a sustainable club. The Champions League is the elite level."
