Conor Bradley demonstrated why he is considered Liverpool's best right-back during their Champions League match against Real Madrid. The Reds secured a narrow 1-0 win, but the scoreline could have been higher if not for the outstanding efforts of Thibaut Courtois. Every player contributed, but Bradley’s performance stood out as one of his finest in a Liverpool shirt.
Fans were thrilled by Bradley’s display, yet the club owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), may view the situation differently. Last season, Bradley competed closely with Trent Alexander-Arnold for the right-back spot, seemingly destined to become the regular starter once Alexander-Arnold departed.
Despite Bradley's promise, FSG approved the signing of Jeremie Frimpong. However, this move has not yielded the desired results. Frimpong has struggled with multiple injuries and, when fit, has appeared more like a winger than a right-back, raising doubts about the effectiveness of this transfer.
Bradley’s excellent recent performance highlights why he remains the best option for right-back. It also suggests that FSG may have misjudged their investment in Frimpong.
Jamie O’Hara said after Liverpool's victory over Real Madrid: "Alexander Isak claim... and he’s probably right."
Author’s summary: Conor Bradley’s exceptional performance against Real Madrid underscores his status as Liverpool’s top right-back and calls into question FSG’s decision to invest in Jeremie Frimpong.
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