The final stretch of the season is here, and Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz is emphasizing that the Reds' story is far from over. While acknowledging the campaign hasn't met all expectations, Wirtz points to two massive prizes still within reach as the team enters a critical phase.

Liverpool's immediate focus is a monumental Champions League quarter-final clash against reigning holders Paris Saint-Germain this Wednesday. Despite a recent FA Cup exit, European glory remains a dazzling possibility. "Champions League games are always special," said Wirtz. "We try to enjoy it, go as far as possible... It's good to play against the best teams in the world and see where you are."

Beyond the continental stage, a fierce battle continues in the Premier League. Securing a top-four finish and qualification for next season's Champions League is a paramount objective, ensuring the club remains among Europe's elite. This dual pursuit defines the season's dramatic finale.

"Of course we wanted to have a better season up to now," Wirtz admitted, referencing the club's title-winning campaign last year. "But we still have goals we want to achieve. We are still in the Champions League so there's still something to play for. [There is] also qualification for the Champions League next season."

For the players and fans alike, these final weeks represent a chance to define the season's legacy. The journey continues on two fronts, with every match carrying immense weight and the potential for unforgettable moments.