Liverpool chairman Tom Werner insists the club will only get stronger with more backing from owners Fenway Sports Group after narrowly missing out on a first title in 29 years.
A thrilling Premier League race saw Jurgen Klopp’s side edged out by just a point by defending champions Manchester City.
But the manager has been keen to point out this is only the beginning and Werner, a key figure in the ownership group, agrees with him on that.
“We’re only going to get stronger. Ninety-seven points, it’s a remarkable year,” he said.
“We obviously didn’t win the league but we’ll be back next year and we’ve got a lot of motivation to win the league next year. I’m excited.
“It was a magical season. Obviously we’re disappointed that we didn’t win the league but it was a remarkable season and the squad is exciting.
“I think that we’ve made a lot of friends around the world and I think we’ve done well by our supporters.
“I can’t say enough about Jurgen and all the talent on the field.”
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