Bradley Injury: “We Have to See if It’s One or Two Weeks, or Longer.”
The right-back had to go off after coming on as a substitute.
Liverpool FC right-back Conor Bradley was forced off late in the match against Aston Villa, after coming on for Trent Alexander-Arnold in the 66th minute.
He had to come out of the game, clutching at his right leg after a run to the byline.
Head coach Arne Slot commented on the injury at his pre-match press conference for the away game against Manchester City:
“It is difficult, but he felt a bit when he made a sprint.”
“He tried to continue, but had to go out. All the time with injuries, I always say if a player wants to go out himself, that’s not a promising sign.”
“That will probably lead to the fact he is probably 99.9 percent for sure not available for City, and I don’t expect him against Newcastle as well.”
“Then we have to see if it’s one or two weeks, or if it’s going to be even longer.”
Bradley has already missed 11 games due to injury this season. In November, he suffered a hamstring strain against Real Madrid, keeping him out of the side for eight matches. Here’s hoping this issue isn’t serious, and he’s back in action sooner rather than later.
Source: liverpooloffside.sbnation.com
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