Conor Bradley Contract: Liverpool Defender signs new long -term agreement

Right back Conor Bradley has signed a new contract with Premier League champions Liverpool.

Reports have suggested that it is a deal of four years until 2029, but the club’s website has only described the contract as “in the long term”.

The 21-year-old Northern Irish will probably get more opportunities for the first team after colleague-right back Trent Alexander-Arnold confirmed that he left Anfield earlier this month.

Bradley, however, will have competition as Liverpool successfully brings about the release clause of The Dutch right back of Bayer Leverkusen. Jeremie Frimpong.

“To sign another contract, I am very proud and happy to see what the next steps on our journey will be together,” Bradley told Liverpool’s Club Webiste.

“You just have to keep your head down and keep working hard.

“It has been fantastic for two years [with the senior team]. Especially since I came back from loan and doing so well last year and that this year continued. So hopefully we can continue and keep making more memories. “

Bradley came to Liverpool from Dungannon United in 2019 and drew his first professional deal a year later.

He made five Liverpool performances in 2021-22 before he came on loan at League One Bolton Wanderers for 22-23, where he was appointed their player of the year.

He returned to Anfield in 2023 and played 23 times over all the competitions, and published 27 performances in 2024-25.

Bradley has also scored four goals in 24 international performances for Noord -Ireland.