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119 Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson has lauded the performance and potential of Conor Bradley after beating Chelsea in the League Cup final.
Bradley played a starring role as one of the leading young players on the field as Liverpool brought on a number of youngsters to get over the line.
The 20-year-old has come into his own in recent weeks, stepping in for Trent Alexander-Arnold with aplomb and giving Jurgen Klopp a big selection headache when he’s back to fitness.
And speaking about Bradley to the BBC after the win over Chelsea, Liverpool stalwart Robertson suggested that Bradley can go to the very very top if he carries on.
Andrew Robertson lauds Conor Bradley
Speaking to the BBC, Robertson admitted that Bradley can do it all if he keeps his focus and finds consistency.
“He showed every quality he’s got, he showed he can play at this level but now it’s about consistency, doing it week in week out and that’s what makes a top player. He can go to the very top. That’s a fact as long as he has a bit of luck and the attitude he’s got now because it’s second to none. He wants to learn and wants to get better and he’s always improving. When he’s like that the sky is the limit because he has every attribute you can ask for in a full-back. He’s an incredible talent he’s just got to keep doing what he’s doing and get the consistency, which he’s got, and do it for a 38 game season,” Robertson said.
Bradley is looking unbelievable
The Liverpool youngsters who played their part yesterday are all looking the business but Conor Bradley looks the real deal.
There haven’t been many young players come into a top Premier League club in recent years who have made the sort of impact Bradley has.
Quite how Jurgen Klopp leaves Bradley out when Trent is back is open to debate. But in terms of full-backs in the league right now, the 20-year-old Reds ace looks one of the best around.
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