Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold states that his side desires to secure at least one trophy every season.
The right-back added that he does not feel Liverpool underachieved this season.
Alexander-Arnold has already pocketed a Champions League and Premier League trophy at age 23 and is a key player at Anfield.
However, The Reds are still running all four major trophies on offer this season and could win one of them.
As they face Norwich City, the defender added that they will be looking at adding points all through the remaining season.
Trent said, "We don't feel dissatisfied that we haven't got enough trophies.
"I'm not making any offences, but you look at Man City's amazing team, they haven't been able to pocket the Champions League.
"There's an anticipation now. One trophy a season minimum," the defender said.
Manager Dean Smith insists that his relegation-threatened Norwich City is ready to cause Liverpool problems at Anfield.
The Canaries are in a bullfight at the bottom of the table. They were disappointed after being beaten 4-0 by Premier League leaders Manchester City on Saturday.
Smith said, “I don’t think there will be any break in our momentum, confidence or belief because we have delivered winks in the (Man City) match.
“But you can’t afford to make as many mistakes as we did, individually and collectively. Our job is to learn from this game.
“Next week, we will go into the game against Liverpool knowing we can go and cause problems against the top teams, but we have got to limit our mistakes,” Dean added.
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