Conor Bradley

A talented and versatile player who featured mainly at right-back for Liverpool FC's youth teams, Conor Bradley has graduated to honours with the senior set-up.He officially joined the Reds from Dungannon United in September 2019 and agreed his first professional deal with the club in July 2020.Bradley spent most of the 2020-21 campaign with Barry Lewtas' U23s squad, scoring his first goal at Premier League 2 level against West Ham United in the March, and also played in Marc Bridge-Wilkinson's U18s team that made it all the way to the FA Youth Cup final.Having made his senior international debut for Northern Ireland at the age of just 17 in May 2021, he travelled with the LFC men's squad to Austria in July 2021 and played in the friendly game against VfB Stuttgart, then made his senior breakthrough in 2021-22 with a debut in the Carabao Cup tie at Norwich City.He went on to make five appearances under Jürgen Klopp and was also nominated for Premier League 2 Player of the Season following three goals and eight assists from his 21 appearances in the division.Bradley then joined League One side Bolton Wanderers on loan for the 2022-23 season and enjoyed a hugely productive spell that included 53 appearances and seven goals.Playing mostly in an advanced right-sided role, he helped Bolton lift the EFL Trophy at Wembley and was voted Player of the Year and Players' Player of the Year.After returning to Liverpool ahead of the next campaign, Bradley put pen to paper on a new long-term contract with the Reds in December 2023 and impressed across 23 appearances upon recovering from an injury.The full-back featured regularly when Arne Slot took over as head coach in 2024-25, helping the club secure a 20th league title with four matches to spare.And Bradley - who was involved in 19 of those championship-winning games - ensured his Anfield story would continue into the seasons to come by agreeing another fresh extension to his deal in May 2025.