Jurgen Klopp admits Liverpool were in "crisis" this season but they have come through it and will be better in the future as a result.
The Reds were challenging for the quadruple last season yet have not come close to a trophy this term - dumped out of the EFL Cup and FA Cup in the fourth round before losing in the Champions League last 16.
Liverpool's hopes of finishing in the Premier League's top four are also slim, although they are still alive thanks to a seven-game unbeaten run, including five consecutive wins, which has seen them turn a corner ahead of Saturday's meeting with Brentford,
"It is, was, a very difficult season for us, that's the truth," Klopp exclusively told Sky Sports. "Of course, we all feel better now after winning a few games, it's the biggest mood changer in the world of football.
"I'm still looking forward to a new season, that's true, that hasn't changed. We have the information we wanted to have, how the boys go through situations like that. You can always take something out of difficult periods and that's what we did.
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