"We're going to do everything (next season) and I think we have the qualities. It will be an exciting season for us. We have more training time (with Klopp in pre-season) and we have to use it to become better," Origi told British media.
"With Klopp, we played two finals. We lost them but as a group we have a lot of talent. It's good for me to play with big players and make steps every day."
The 21-year-old, who has been included in Belgium's provisional 24-man squad for Euro 2016, struggled to break into the first team under former Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, but has scored his 10 goals for the club under German Klopp.
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"I've gained a lot of experience and to be able to play at a big club like Liverpool, and to play in the Premier League -- for me, the best league in the world and the most intensive league in the world -- was very important," Origi said.
"They were all challenges and it was important for me to take this step."
Belgium face Italy, Ireland and Sweden in Group E at next month's European Championship in France.
(Reporting by Ian Rodricks in Bengaluru; editing by Ken Ferris)
