Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has revealed that the Premier League remains the most difficult league in the world.
Recall that the Midlands team have been impressive since the Spaniard took over last season.
In an interview with Villa TV, Emery stated that winning the Conference League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup is not out of reach for Aston Villa.
“I want to raise my level, I want to raise the level of the players and the club,” he told Villa TV.
“I want to do it progressively but being demanding in each moment we are playing and practicing.
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“Then, to be a contender in the different competitions we are going to face. For me, the Premier League is the most important competition we are going to face. It is the most difficult league in the world.
“Every match is very difficult and the first target we can take at the end of the season is through the Premier League. It’s 38 matches trying to be consistent and focused on playing again in Europe. I want to raise our level, being competitive with the top seven teams that there are now.
“Second is to be a contender in the Conference League. Always being with the possibilities to get to the end of the season playing for a trophy, the FA Cup and EFL Cup are also opportunities to be contenders.
“The most important thing is to try to perform myself, the players and take more experiences. Also to play with a style, with our idea, with a personality and to show everybody that our identity is strong. The consequence is to create a strong mentality in the club and each player try to get it.”
