Klopp smiles, Liverpool's 60 million to be saved by Conor Bradley's big performance

The last transfer window on Merseyside saw a lot of changes, of which not much was expected in the face of the very limited squad that was thought to have remained. Despite this, the team's hard work and perseverance have paid off and the Reds remain as leaders and major contenders for various titles.

One of these big changes failed to make an immediate impact at Anfield, as Conor Bradley, who was returning to Merseyside after a successful loan spell at Bolton, where he was the team's best player, returned to Liverpool as a major addition. However, a serious injury sidelined him for the first half of the Premier League season.

Although Bradley's return was against Arsenal in the FA Cup, coming on as a 75th minute substitute for Harvey Elliott, this was enough for the Reds to show that his level was maintained despite the inactivity, so he played as a starter in the last Reds victory over Fulham in the Carabao Cup, where Bradley had a fantastic game, helping in defense and attack.

Being a great revelation, as it was expected that his recovery would be a little slower, however the player seems to be ready and have an optimal level, to help the team during this streak of games where they will have a limited team due to injuries and the participation of Mohaemed Salah and Wataru Endo with their respective national teams. In addition, the injury to Trent Alexander Arnold was terrible news, but Bradley is ready to replace him.

The big €60 million saving for the Reds with Conor's big-money move

The Reds were suffering from a lack of full-backs before the injury absences of Andy Robertson, Kostas Tsimikas and now Trent Alexander Arnold. So this was already a priority on Merseyside and they were already thinking about a replacement, so the Reds were already willing to pay a lot of money to get a defender who could be at the height of the team, and Conor Bradley seems to be the right one for this great job, which will end up saving money for the Reds, who can look for reinforcements in another sector of the field.