'Like a fairy tale': Dominik Szoboszlai shares his 'dream', which is the same as Slot's Liverpool 'obsession'

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Photo by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesDaniel MunozColombian26/05/1996 – 29 years oldCrystal Palace Right-bac His recent showings have even sparked rumours of Real Madrid interest, and Szoboszlai will need to carry on performing at the highest standard possible if he is to help Liverpool achieve one specific goal this season.In an interview with World Soccer Mag, the Reds ace has explained how his dream is to now reach the 2025/26 Champions League final, which will take place in his home country of Hungary at the Puskas Arena.He said: “I don’t think there could be a better story than this. My dream has always been to win the Champions League.

My dream has always been to win the Champions League. I now have the opportunity to be playing in a team that has a chance to reach the final and to be in Hungary.

Honestly, it would be like a fairy tale.” My exclusive… pic.twitter.com/TCgqmDAJFZ— Bence Bocsák (@BenBocsak) November 21, 2025 View Tweet Liverpool return to Champions League action on Wednesday evening versus PSV.They have won three and lost one of their opening four games in the competition so far, most recently beating Real Madrid.Their European form has been much better than their Premier League results, which does make some sense, given what Arne Slot is now ‘obsessed’ with.Photo by Rene Nijhuis/MB Media/Getty ImagesDominik Szoboszlai and Arne Slot both chasing Champions League gloryWriting for Sky Sports recently, Jamie Carragher shared how Slot has formed an obsession with winning the Champions League.He even went as far as to suggest it has become more of a priority than retaining the Premier League title. I could feel it the way he said it, we’ve won the league, but we want to win the Champions League, it was that type of thing.“And it just stuck with me in his head; you can feel he desperately wants it, as all top managers do but when you’re a manager of Liverpool, the club is synonymous with the Champions League, so we have to go close.”Liverpool are currently the fourth favourites to win the Champions League this season, according to Opta’s supercomputer.