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172 Daniel Farke’s Leeds United are interested in signing Conor Bradley from Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool.
That is according to TEAMtalk, which has noted Liverpool’s stance on Bradley.
So, what has been reported about Leeds United, Liverpool and Conor Bradley? Let’s take a look.
Leeds United in contact with Liverpool for Conor Bradley
Well, according to TEAMtalk, Leeds United are interested in signing Conor Bradley from Liverpool in the January transfer window.
The report has claimed that Leeds, who are playing in the Championship this season after getting relegated from the Premier League, have already made contact with Liverpool regarding a potential loan deal for Bradley.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is ready to sanction a loan exit for the 20-year-old right-back until the end of the season. Burnley, Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion have also reportedly got in touch with the Reds over a potential loan transfer.
Leeds United could struggle to sign Conor Bradley from Liverpool
In my view, Leeds United could struggle to get a deal done with Liverpool for Conor Bradley. I do not think that the Northern Ireland international right-back would fancy a move to a club in the Championship, especially when Burnley are interested in him.
Yes, Burnley are struggling at the moment, but they are still a Premier League club now. Bradley would know that if he did well at the Clarets, then he would prove to Klopp that he is good enough to play week in and week out in the English top flight.
Klopp rates Bradley highly and has previously described him as “a real talent” and “a real prospect”. It is logical to think that the Liverpool manager would rather see him get used to the Premier League than go to the Championship.
Liverpool are aiming to win the Premier League title this season, while Leeds are looking to clinch promotion from the Championship.
Meanwhile, 90min has reported that Thiago Alcantara wants to stay at Liverpool and is keen on earning a new contract.
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