Daniel Sturridge has admitted he did not fulfil his ambitions at Chelsea, even though the Blues won the Champions League last season.
Daniel Sturridge has become a first-team regular at Liverpool
And the England international said he now feels at home at Liverpool and has stopped worrying about his future.
Sturridge was a regular for Chelsea during Andre Villas-Boas' reign but lost his place after Roberto Di Matteo took over and was an unused substitute in both the FA Cup and the Champions League final.
Much of his first-team football came either as a substitute or a right winger whereas he has been an automatic choice as a striker for Liverpool since his £12 million move in January.
He told the club's official website: "I had success [at Chelsea]. We won trophies and I have medals but in terms of my own individual ambitions, I didn't get to fulfil them.
"Hopefully here, now I'm at a club that believes in me with a manager who believes in me, I can give the fans something to smile about."
Sturridge explained that manager Brendan Rodgers had told him that playing for Liverpool is special.
He added: "What the manager said to me when I first joined is that words don't describe it. You have to be here and be a part of it to understand. When I joined I immediately realised what he meant.
"I don't think I could tell someone - you just have to be here and a part of it to understand the feeling. I've enjoyed every minute since I joined the club. It's been a great time here for me and I'm enjoying part of the future here.
"I get on with every player - everyone's been great. I feel like this is my home now. I don't have any worries about the future."