Liverpool have announced that Reds academy graduate Conor Bradley has signed a new long-term contract at Anfield.
Liverpool confirmed the news on their website and socials on Friday, the day after Bradley made his first Reds appearance of the season.
The 20-year-old came on in the 82nd minute of the Europa League meeting with LASK, which Liverpool won 4-0 at Anfield.
Bradley joined Liverpool in 2019 from Dungannon Swifts and made his Reds debut in September 2021.
He has made six senior appearances for the Reds and has also won 13 caps for Northern Ireland.
Bradley spent the 2022-23 season on loan at Bolton, where he won the club’s Young Player, Players’ Player and Player of the Season awards.
After Liverpool announced that Bradley had penned fresh terms at Anfield, the player himself took to Instagram to express his delight.
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Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch were just two of many peers and fans who congratulated Bradley.
The former shared heart and applause emojis, while the latter posted an applause emoji.
The likes of Luke Chambers, James McConnell, Stefan Bajcetic, Owen Beck, Tyler Morton, Neco Williams, Oakley Cannonier and John Achtenberg also congratulated Bradley.
It’s great to see a young Liverpool player commit his future to the club long-term. Bradley is a top talent and, as just 20 years of age, already looks made to play at the highest level.
It’ll be exciting to see how Bradley continues to fare at Liverpool, playing alongside world-class players and learning from a top coach in Jurgen Klopp.