UEFA president Aleksandr Ceferin "can't see a way" where Liverpool are not crowned Premier League champions this season.
The Reds are a record 25 points clear at the summit and need only six more points from their remaining nine games to clinch the title for the first time since 1990.
Premier League clubs have committed to completing the season, which has been suspended since March 13 due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Discussions have been ongoing over how best to finish the outstanding 92 top-flight fixtures when it is safe to do so.
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A number of Premier League clubs had previously expressed a desire to have the current campaign declared void while players such as Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane and Manchester City playmaker Kevin de Bruyne have admitted they would not be averse to the season being scrapped.
But UEFA president Ceferin is convinced Liverpool will win the title even if the remaining games do not take place, with the governing body clearly having no appetite for the season to be expunged.
"I can't see a way Liverpool could be left without a title," he said.
"If the Premier League resumes play, Liverpool will almost certainly win the title. Theoretically it's not all over, but practically Liverpool are on the verge of it.
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"If by any chance the play will not resume, we still have to find a way to declare final results, to declare champions.
"And again I cannot see, I cannot imagine a scenario, in which the champions would not be Liverpool."
UEFA have already paved the way for domestic leagues to complete their seasons by postponing internationals and European club competition, and have reminded national associations that Champions League and Europa League qualification could be affected by no resolution being found.
But Ceferin, speaking in his homeland to Slovenian daily sports paper EkipaSN, admitted Liverpool fans may not be present for the final weeks of the season.
He added: "I understand the fans will be disappointed if it happens in an empty stadium or even in the league offices, but I believe, they will get the title one way or another."
Ceferin also confirmed UEFA have not made any decisions on how leagues should be finalised if games cannot be played.
"We will be ready for such scenarios, but we are not working on the details of them right now," he added.
"Currently we are completely focused on bringing the competitions to the end on the fields of play."