The 21-year-old, a lifelong Reds supporter, has become a cornerstone of Arne Slot's Premier League champions, with his performances this season outshining his breakout 2023-24 campaign.
Bradley's rise has been meteoric. After a successful loan spell at Bolton Wanderers, he returned to Anfield and seized his chance. This term, he has already surpassed last season's appearance tally, playing a key role in Liverpool's title triumph. His athleticism and attacking flair have made him a perfect fit for Slot's high-octane system.
In an exclusive interview with Liverpoolfc.com, Bradley reflected on his growth: "I'm growing into my body more now. I feel stronger, quicker, more powerful. It's really helping me on the pitch. I've improved massively from last year and want to keep pushing to be the best version of myself."
On Slot's tactics, he added: "I've loved playing under the new boss. His style suits me perfectly, and I feel I'm getting better every game. Hopefully, it continues."
The timing of Bradley's deal is significant. With speculation swirling over Trent Alexander-Arnold's potential move to Real Madrid next summer, Liverpool have moved swiftly to secure Bradley as a long-term successor. The academy graduate's versatility and work rate have drawn comparisons to his teammate, and fans are excited about his potential.
Bradley expressed his pride in extending his stay: "To sign another contract, I'm very proud and happy. It's been a fantastic two years with the senior team. Coming back from loan, doing well last year, and continuing this season has been special. I just want to keep working hard and making more memories with Liverpool."
Recent updates on X from Liverpool's official account celebrated the news, with a post stating: "Conor Bradley signs new long-term deal! Our homegrown star commits his future to the Reds. #LFC #Bradley2029."
Arne Slot's men are back in action on Monday, facing Brighton away. With Bradley locked in for the long haul, Liverpool's right flank looks in safe hands as they chase more silverware.
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