Conor Bradley
22-Year-Old
Liverpool
Premier
OUT
Injury Knee
Est. Return 1/12/2026
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.
Subs off with injury in draw
Bradley abandoned Thursday's 0-0 draw against Arsenal due to an apparently serious issue.
ANALYSIS
Bradley was stretchered off the pitch after holding his knee in the final minutes of the game, and his status could now be a significant concern. He made his third successive league start and was an important contributor to his side's clean sheet. If this issue rules him out of upcoming contests, there could be a tactical change with Jeremie Frimpong returning to a defensive role, or a chance for Joe Gomez to appear at right-back.
Bradley was stretchered off the pitch after holding his knee in the final minutes of the game, and his status could now be a significant concern. He made his third successive league start and was an important contributor to his side's clean sheet. If this issue rules him out of upcoming contests, there could be a tactical change with Jeremie Frimpong returning to a defensive role, or a chance for Joe Gomez to appear at right-back.
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Assists Sunday
Bradley assisted once to go with three crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 2-2 draw against Fulham.
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Makes bench vs. Wolves
Bradley (undisclosed) is on the bench for Saturday's game against Wolverhampton.
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Late call against Wolves
Bradley (undisclosed) will be a late call for Saturday's clash against Wolves, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Conor will be 50-50. He's not training with us today, not tomorrow, so Friday we will see exactly where he is [and] if he can be in the squad for the weekend."
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Off with injury
Bradley was forced off at halftime of Saturday's 2-1 win over Tottenham due to an injury, according to manager Arne Slot, per James Pearce of The Athletic. " Conor, we have to wait."
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Back from suspension
Bradley is no longer suspended and is an option moving forward for the 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.