Team Talk reports on Liverpool's decision to secure Conor Bradley's future at the club with a new contract until 2029 following Trent Alexander-Arnold's departure. Liverpool have given right-back Conor Bradley a new contract until 2029, securing his stay at the club after the exit of Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Conor Bradley has signed a long-term contract extension with Liverpool. The exact duration of the contract has not been disclosed. Bradley expressed his pride in signing another contract and looks forward to continuing his journey with the club. He emphasized the importance of staying humble and working hard.

Liverpool are in talks with Conor Bradley over a new contract at Anfield, with his wages set to increase by 650%. The new arrangement will take Bradley through to 2030, with a pay rise from £10,000 a week to £75,000 a week. The new contract is expected to be agreed before the end of the current campaign. This extension is seen as a sign that Bradley is being locked down as the successor to Real Madrid target Alexander-Arnold.