Conor Bradley
22-Year-Old
Liverpool
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Bradley struggled with injuries last season, but he served as a backup to Trent Alexander-Arnold, something he no longer has to worry about. Jeremie Frimpong offers a different look as a more attacking option, while Bradley is a more traditional right-back who can play in a back-four comfortably. Bradley might not be as attacking as Frimpong, but he links up well with Mohamed Salah and has significant offensive upside as long as he stays in the starting XI. If he can stay healthy, there's a real chance for 20-plus starts in 2025/26.
Quiet day in win
Bradley generated one shot (zero on goal) in Saturday's 2-1 victory versus Everton.
ANALYSIS
Bradley was back in the starting XI on Saturday, but he didn't really get much done throughout. He struggled to get forward and his only shot missed the target. The right-back is likely going to be heavily rotated, with both Dominik Szoboszlai and Jeremie Frimpong offering something different at right-back. With Liverpool planning to compete in so many competitions, there should still be plenty of minutes for Bradley.
Bradley was back in the starting XI on Saturday, but he didn't really get much done throughout. He struggled to get forward and his only shot missed the target. The right-back is likely going to be heavily rotated, with both Dominik Szoboszlai and Jeremie Frimpong offering something different at right-back. With Liverpool planning to compete in so many competitions, there should still be plenty of minutes for Bradley.
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Starts twice during break
Bradley played a total of 166 minutes between two games over the international break.
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Training fully this week
Bradley has trained fully this week, building on his fitness after featuring for 10 minutes in Monday's clash against Newcastle, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "I think the positive is that Conor Bradley only had one or two training sessions before the Newcastle game, he has trained this week the whole week - [well] not the whole week as there are still two days to go."
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Returns to bench
Bradley (undisclosed) is on the bench for Monday's trip to Newcastle.
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Trains Thursday
Bradley (undisclosed) has trained for a few minutes with the team, according to manager Arne Slott. "Conor trained for a few minutes with us today for the first time."
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Unlikely for Friday
Bradley (undisclosed) appears not to be an option for Friday's match against Bournemouth after missing last week's Community Shield match and has yet to train, according to his club.
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Could sign new contract
Liverpool could be interested in handing Bradley a new contract, according to The Sun.
ANALYSIS
Liverpool have opened talks with Bradley over a new five-year contract. The right-back, who is having a breakout season in 2024-25, could earn a pay rise of about 650 percent if he signs the proposed deal. The Reds want to lock him up due to the likely departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Liverpool have opened talks with Bradley over a new five-year contract. The right-back, who is having a breakout season in 2024-25, could earn a pay rise of about 650 percent if he signs the proposed deal. The Reds want to lock him up due to the likely departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold.