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Mohamed Salah believes Liverpool can win the Champions League

Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool applauds the fans after victory in the Quarter Final Second Leg match between Manchester City and Liverpool at Etihad Sta...
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Liverpool have made it to the final four in the Champions League, but their star man’s claim is still bold given the teams that remain in the competition.

Liverpool's Egyptian midfielder Mohamed Salah shoots past Porto's Portuguese goalkeeper Jose Sa to score their second goal during the UEFA Champions League round of sixteen first leg...

Liverpool fans are dreaming big after reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League with their 5-1 aggregate defeat of Manchester City.

And the enormity of their achievement hit home on Friday when the draw for the last four was carried out – pairing the Reds with Roma.

Unsurprisingly, much of the attention – as ever – focused on Mohamed Salah in the aftermath, the Egypt winger having left Roma for Merseyside last summer.

Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates with teammates Georginio Wijnaldum and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after scoring his sides third goal  during the Premier League match between AFC...

In a season in which Salah cannot stay out of the headlines for all the right reasons, comments soon emerged of him making a very bold prediction, too.

Even with champions Real Madrid still in the competition, 39-goal Salah believes Liverpool can win the Champions League this season.

“We can [win it] – we are in the semi-final,” he told CNN. “I always say that we take it step by step but we are in the semifinal, anything can happen.”

Liverpool's German manager Jurgen Klopp (R) greets Liverpool's Egyptian midfielder Mohamed Salah (L) as Salah comes off during the English Premier League football match between Liverpool...

After beating Manchester City home and away, Liverpool supporters will need no encouragement to dream of a sixth major European title. If he is confident, Liverpool fans should be, too. Even at this stage of the competition, no defence will be able to live with an on-fire Salah.