Luis Suárez has pledged to carry on scoring the goals which will fire Liverpool back into the Champions League following his third hat-trick against Norwich City.
Anfield boss Brendan Rodgers believes the 26-year-old is the happiest he has been at the club following the Uruguayan's fifth treble for the Reds.
The 26-year-old scored four and provided the cross for Raheem Sterling's late effort in the 5-1 win over Norwich.
Suárez poses with his signed match ball
Only four months ago Suárez wanted to leave to play Champions League football but with Liverpool in the top four and only three points behind second-placed Chelsea he is keen to maintain that form.
"I think we can achieve what we set out to do," the Uruguayan, who became the first Premier League player to score three hat-tricks against the same side, told Marca when asked about their Champions League chances.
"My aim is just to help make the team better. My job is just to score the goals that mean we keep winning games and get as high in the table as possible.
"I am happy to be in the Premier League, the best league there is.
"I don't know about challenging for the title, but we want to be as high up in the table as possible and do as well as we can. I think we can achieve our target."
Suárez's numbers are impressive. He has now scored 51 league goals in 84 appearances and against Norwich he has 11 in his last four appearances at an average of a goal every 33 minutes.
He is also the Premier League's leading scorer with 13 in just nine games.