The deal reaffirms his status as the club’s first choice right-back.
Conor Bradley has signed a new four-year deal at Liverpool, reaffirming his status as the club’s first choice right-back, as per Paul Joyce of The Times.
Turning 22 in July, a renewal has long been considered a ‘formality’ by the club, in order to secure the future of the player.
Previously signing a contract as recently as 2023, sporting director Richard Hughes has moved to make sure a new, improved long-term deal is in the works.
Widely lauded as the replacement for the departing Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is moving to Real Madrid, Bradley is a strong fan favourite at the club.
Regarding summer arrivals, Jeremie Frimpong is poised to arrive in Merseyside, with Arne Slot’s side soon-to-be triggering the £30million release clause in the Bayer Leverkusen star’s contract.
Versatile and providing much attacking prowess, Frimpong has played as a right wing-back most often, whilst as a top right for the Netherlands in a 4-2-3-1 formation.
Full faith remains in Bradley as the no.1 choice however, as per The Times.
Featuring in 27 games so far this season, the Northern Ireland international is also set to start on Monday versus Brighton & Hove Albion.
