Adrian has told ESPN that Liverpool’s players were discussing breaking the 100-point barrier in a team meeting this week.
Liverpool are set to return to action and they are 25 points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
The Reds’ title win is now just a matter of time, but Liverpool’s players don’t want to let up after sealing their first league triumph.
Instead Adrian says that Liverpool want to break Manchester City’s points record, which stands at 100.
“A few days ago we had a meeting with [Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp] and the entire squad and we talked about all that, that this season is going to be historic for many things; obviously due to the virus, because the season had to be stopped and then we had to resume it,” the Spaniard said.
“But we want to make it historic for us, for Liverpool and for what we are achieving.”
For Liverpool to break the record they will need to collect 19 points from their final nine games.
The Reds have set a relentless pace so far this season and have only dropped points in two games.
Liverpool return to action with a game against Everton on Sunday.
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