For me it is apparent that life,and in particular, humanity exhibits goals and purposes in their form and function.
Goals and purpose both imply consciousness and intent. If you're asking if the universe is conscious and is striving to achieve some intended goal, we have no answer for that. Maybe. How could we know?
But sure, it's possible that some conscious agent has a purpose for us. It is also possible that the universe is conscious, but not of us, in which case it couldn't be said to have any purpose for us. Or, the universe is conscious, but indifferent to us, meaning it still has no goals or purpose for us.
But, if the universe is unconsciously responding to physical law as it expands, generates new stars and natural satellites, organizes itself first into life and then mind, which is really all we know is happening, then no, nothing has a purpose to the universe, and purpose doesn't begin to exist until consciousness does, and that consciousness experiences a feeling of purpose.
Interestingly, if there is some conscious agent with a purpose for me, it's not my purpose now, and possibly never will be. That's what I think of when some theists tell us that their sense of purpose comes from their relationship with God and their hope for a blissful afterlife. This is sometimes stated as life having no purpose for the believer absent that belief, as if life has no meaning unless it is a staging ground for something else, a time of eternal praising.
What's strange to me is that that is not an existence with meaning or purpose for me. That would be somebody else's purpose. Mine might be to get away and pursue my own goals.