Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel believes there is more to come from his team and admits he is looking to win more trophies with the Blues.
The German coach took over last season and guided his side to a top four finish and a Champions League triumph over Manchester City in Porto.
Kai Havertz scored the only goal in a 1-0 win, beating goalkeeper Ederson when he was through on goal to register a second Champions League trophy for the Blues.
Chelsea have continued their form into this season, leading the Premier League title race going into the November international break and sitting three points clear of Pep Guardiola’s Man City.
Speaking in a clip on the official Chelsea Twitter, the head coach said: “It’s the biggest relief and the purest joy [winning the final].
“These moments they will stay forever.
“So much more to come, we want to win it all.”
The quotes are from a documentary looking back at the Champions League final in Porto, recalling the win in the summer.
Tuchel had gone close with the continental trophy in the past, losing with former team PSG to Bayern Munich just the year before.
Former goalkeeper and current technical advisor at Stamford Bridge, Petr Cech, was also featured in the clip, saying: “If you keep constantly doing something well, this is where you fall into the category of greatness.”
The Blues are still currently in with a chance of winning all of the competitions available to them, sitting top of the Premier League, second in the Champions League group and into the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup.
