In the wake of stopping Juventus and Bayern Munich from the Champions League, Villarreal have "all the trust on the world" that they can move beyond Liverpool and arrive at the last of Europe's tip top club contest, midfielder Dani Parejo said.
The Spanish side won the Europa League last season and followed up that noteworthy European mission by arriving at their first Champions League semi-final in quite a while.
"In the premise of the groups we have beaten, for this present year, yet additionally last year in the Europa League, and presently the excursion we have had in this Champions League," Parejo told columnists in front of the main leg at Anfield later on Wednesday.
"Taking out Juventus and Bayern was vital as far as we were concerned on the grounds that it showed we can arrive at a level where we can contend with these groups."
Parejo credited owner Fernando Roig and VP Jose Manuel Llaneza for the club's prosperity. Very rich person Roig turned into Villarreal's leader in 1997 and was the engineer of their ascent to becoming one of the top sides in Spanish soccer.
"At the point when you take a gander at the club, which was taken over by the Roig family 23 or 24 a long time back alongside Jose Manuel Llaneza, they have played European rivalries for a long time ...," Parejo said. "This isn't an incident.
"That is work, consistency, and confidence in a venture while taking cherishing care of it, giving it significance and allowing individuals to work. I accept that when you confide in a venture and you put love into it, the opportunities to succeed are a lot higher."
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