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.
Starting immediately
Bradley (strain) is in the starting XI for Saturday's match against Leeds United.
ANALYSIS
Bradley has made his way back from a strain after four games out and is set for play immediately, with the defender making the starting XI. This should solve some issues in the defense for the club moving forward after Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones and Joe Gomez all split time starting at right-back, now with at least one of their first options in that position back.
Bradley has made his way back from a strain after four games out and is set for play immediately, with the defender making the starting XI. This should solve some issues in the defense for the club moving forward after Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones and Joe Gomez all split time starting at right-back, now with at least one of their first options in that position back.
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Back available Saturday
Bradley (undisclosed) is back available for Saturday's clash against Leeds United after training with the team this week, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "But Conor Bradley has trained this week, so I expect him to train today and then he is available to be in the squad tomorrow."
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Could be available Saturday
Bradley (undisclosed) resumed team training on Monday for the first time since his injury and could be an option for Saturday's clash against Leeds United, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Conor got into a training session yesterday for the first time, team training. Not everything 100 per cent yet, we had to manage that a little bit, so don't get your hopes up too soon, too fast. But the good thing is that he does certain parts with the group already. I hope he [Bradley] will be available for Leeds."
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Suffers muscle injury
Bradley (undisclosed) suffered a muscle injury and is ruled out for at least three weeks, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference, according to the Liverpool Echo. "I don't expect Conor to be part of the upcoming 22 days, maybe the end unless a miracle happens."
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Keeps place in starting lineup
Bradley has started the last seven league games, continuing the role he established at the end of last season.
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Struggles before subbing off
Bradley generated one corner and two clearances in Saturday's 2-1 loss versus Chelsea. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 34th minute.
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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.