Jurgen Klopp has vowed Liverpool will "stay greedy" for trophies next season after landing their first Premier League title.
The Reds will attempt to reach the 99-point mark when they travel to Newcastle United on Sunday's final day of their campaign.
Liverpool are the reigning English, European and world club champions, so are on a high they will struggle to match in years to come.
The latest accolade saw captain Jordan Henderson given the Footballer of the Year award by the Football Writers' Association on Friday.
But Klopp sees the successes Liverpool have achieved as incentive to go on and secure more silverware, having banished his own reputation as a nearly man.
"That doesn't make it easier to be honest, but it gives you at least the proof it's possible," he said, reflecting on Liverpool's recent feats.
"I'm a specialist in coming second, so that needs some mental strength to try it again, try it again and try it again.
"I could see that to win the Champions League last year made all the other things happen."
Liverpool were also a whisker away from the 2018-19 Premier League title, pipped by Manchester City.
"I think the reaction was really good but it was how it should be when you're that close, you just have to invest more and then you can get over the line," Klopp said.
