Liverpool Right Corridor has been rebuilt, two post-00s start healthy competition

Liverpool officially announced a contract renewal with Premier League champion Connor Bradley. The 21-year-old Northern Ireland international signed a new four-year contract with the club and will stay at Anfield until 2028. The contract renewal coincides with the team's main right-back Trent Alexander Arnold confirming that he will leave the team at an important node this summer.

In the tactical system of Dutch coach Arne Slott, Bradley ushered in a career breakthrough this season, with a total of 27 appearances in various competitions. With Arnold's departure, the youth training treasure is expected to gain more opportunities to play. However, Liverpool has triggered the termination clause of Leverkusen's wingback Jeremy Flynnon's £29.5 million termination clause, and the right-hand position may form a healthy competitive landscape.

This young talent from Deng Gannong youth training system joined the Red Army in 2019. After completing his first team debut in 2021, he was loaned to Bolton for training. In the classic battle of defeating Real Madrid in the 2-0 group stage of the Champions League this season, he successfully restricted Mbappe's amazing performance and won wide recognition from the industry. In terms of league data, Bradley delivered 10 successful steals, 5 key passes and 45 confrontation wins.

"I feel extremely proud of renewing the contract," Bradley said in a statement on the club's official website. "The growth trajectory of the past two years is exciting. From returning to loan to gaining a foothold, we are writing a new chapter together. As long as we keep focusing and working hard, we will surely create more brilliant moments in the future. "

As the season enters the final stage, Bradley is expected to start in the away league against Brighton next Tuesday. This all-rounder, who has represented the Northern Ireland national team for 24 games, is adapting to the changes in the tactical system after Klopp left office with his steady performance.