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Conor Bradley Contract Agreed as Liverpool Close in on Next Major Transfer - Liverpool Echo

Liverpool signed 21-year-old right-back Conor Bradley to a new four-year contract extension on May 17, 2025, securing him until 2029 at Anfield.
The extension followed Bradley’s emergence as a first-team regular after returning from a Bolton loan and came weeks after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s departure announcement.
Bradley made 27 appearances this season under manager Arne Slot, earning praise for his Champions League performance and showing growth despite minor injuries.
He expressed his enthusiasm and pride about continuing his development with the club, looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead as part of the team's ongoing progress.
Liverpool’s agreement with Bradley signals a strategic move to fill the right-back role after Alexander-Arnold’s exit, while also pursuing Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong to strengthen the position.

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