Conor Bradley has promised to give his all to reach his vast potential at Liverpool, having signed a new deal with the Reds.
The Northern Irishman has committed his long-term future to Liverpool, penning an extension that will keep him at Anfield until the summer of 2029.
It is a welcome boost for the Reds after Trent Alexander-Arnold confirmed that he will leave to join Real Madrid this summer.
With Jeremie Frimpong set to arrive at Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen, Bradley will battle the Dutchman for the right-back spot.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, May 11, 2025: Liverpool's Conor Bradley during the FA Premier League match between Liverpool FC and Arsenal FC at Anfield. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
Speaking to LFCTV after signing his contract, Bradley said he feels he has further gears to find, including improving his end product.
“I think more than anything, I’m just growing into my body now,” Bradley said.
“I feel a lot more physically strong, and feel quicker and more powerful, and I think that’s really helping me when I do play games.
“There’s a massive improvement from this time last year and hopefully I can keep going on that trajectory and getting better.
“I just want to keep getting better every day and to maximise whatever my potential is, and try to be the best version of myself.
LONDON, ENGLAND - Sunday, April 6, 2025: Liverpool's Conor Bradley during the FA Premier League match between Fulham FC and Liverpool FC at Craven Cottage. Fulham won 3-2. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
“I want to add more goals and assists – obviously, I’ve had a few – and I want to get better at defending, too.
“To be honest, probably just [improve] everywhere!”
Bradley also spoke about his newfound fame at Liverpool, with getting noticed more often a sign of how his profile has skyrocketed.
“It’s definitely changed, just from being able to go outside,” he added.
“Liverpool fans come up to you from all over the world. It’s mental – it just shows how big this club is and how it’s such a privilege to play for this club.
“Quite a few people know who I am back home now. It’s special, there are so many Liverpool fans back home, and they’re all just so happy and proud that I play for Liverpool.”
At just 21, Bradley has already achieved so much for Liverpool, winning the Premier League title and making 55 appearances.
It’s now a case of developing into a world-class right-back, adding to his one goal and 10 assists, and hopefully ridding himself of niggling injuries.
With Frimpong coming in, competition will remain fierce for playing time, but Bradley has the ability and drive to push the Leverkusen wing-back for a starting berth.