Liverpool have reportedly identified Conor Bradley as the ideal successor to Trent Alexander-Arnold following his expected departure to Real Madrid this summer.
According to Fabrizio Romano on his *Here We Go* podcast, the club is highly confident in Bradley’s abilities and may not prioritize signing a new right-back in the upcoming transfer window.
Despite losing Alexander-Arnold, a key figure in their squad, Liverpool believe Bradley has shown reliability and promise whenever called upon.
Romano emphasized that the club views Bradley as a major talent with the potential to become Arne Slot’s first-choice right-back.
He recalled witnessing the young defender’s impact at Anfield, particularly in a game against Real Madrid, where a crucial tackle sparked an overwhelming response from the crowd—symbolizing the beginning of a new era.
While some fans may have concerns about a lack of big-name replacements, Liverpool’s history of developing top players internally, including Alexander-Arnold himself, suggests they have faith in Bradley’s ability to step up. The club is reportedly prepared to trust him as a key part of their future plans.
