Goalkeeper Ederson has set his sights on ending Manchester City's long wait for a Champions League title after committing his future to the club until 2026 on Wednesday.
After signing his contract extension, the Brazil international wasted no time in setting out his primary aim for the next stage of his City career.
Ederson has already helped the club win three Premier League titles, four League Cups and the FA Cup but winning Europe's top prize remains elusive.
"My main focus is to reach the final of the Champions League again, to be champions this time," said the 28-year-old, who was a member of the side which lost to Chelsea last season.
"We had the pleasure of playing a Champions League final for the first time and unfortunately we ended up losing.
"It was a very hard blow for everyone, but I also think it was a great experience for many players. I think it also served as an experience as we are more mature.
"I hope to get back to the Champions League final again. Let's work towards that and consequently being able to win the title because this is one of the great goals that we have for this season - the Premier League, Carabao (League) Cup and FA Cup in the same way."
The two-time Golden Glove winner has been Pep Guardiola's undisputedfirst-choice since arriving from Benfica four seasons ago and has justified his position by keeping 95 clean sheets in 194 appearances.
He follows Kevin De Bruyne, Fernandinho, John Stones and Ruben Dias in extending his contract this year.
"This was an easy decision for me. There is nowhere else I'd want to be," he added.
"To be part of one of the best squads in world football and to compete for trophies year in year out is what every footballer wants, and that is the opportunity you're given at City."
