Bradley: Wilz is an excellent player, I hope to cause trouble for Germany next

September 7th news Bradley was interviewed a few days ago and hoped to cause trouble for his new Liverpool teammate Wilz in the World Cup qualifiers against Germany.

The two Reds players may face off directly, with Werz starting the left side in Germany's 0-2 loss to Slovakia, while Bradley is expected to continue as the right wingback.

Northern Ireland is expected to be in a defensive position for a long time in the game, but although Bradley is ready for a hard test, he still hopes to put the club's teammates in a passive position in Cologne.

Bradley said: "Wilz is a top player, and we spent a lot of money to sign him. He spent a few brilliant years at Leverkusen and is here now. I think his season started very well."

"He has a very good ball possession, is extremely creative and dares to take risks. So he is a top player, and I know it will be a tough night for me, but I hope I can make him a tough night too."

"I know For this is probably one of the best parts of my game, especially when playing for Northern Ireland, I can push forward and create opportunities for my teammates. "

" But I know I have to be disciplined too. The opponent is obviously good at possessing the ball, and we may not be able to get too much ball. But we know our tactical plans and we are ready."

Bradley only made a substitute at Liverpool this international match a day ago, and a hamstring injury affected his pre-season preparation. This raised questions about his physical condition, but he persisted for 76 minutes in Thursday's 3-1 victory over Luxembourg.

Bradley said: "Preparation before the season is not ideal. I was a little injured, but now I feel good. I played for more than 70 minutes a few days ago. I recovered well and felt good. So I hope I can play for 90 minutes tomorrow night. I will flexibly adjust according to the actual situation and see how the game develops."

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