Thursday evening, Liverpool eliminated their UEFA Europa League group and qualified as group champions with an emphatic victory. They defeated LASK 4-0, with two goals scored in each half.

On an outstanding evening, Luis Diaz opened the scoring, Mohamed Salah converted a penalty kick, and Cody Gakpo grabbed two goals. Liverpool were at their most dominant.

However, that was not everything. In addition, Jurgen Klopp was extremely impressed with Conor Bradley, who made his European debut late on after coming off the substitute. Bradley, who formerly played on loan at Preston North End, is undoubtedly an individual that Klopp intends to incorporate into his forthcoming squad.

“I love it,” he told TNT Sports when asked about Bradley getting on. “You can see in those few moments that he is a real talent for us.

“We really count on him. It is so nice. There are a lot of positives. I told him after the game to enjoy it. He is very football wise but the body still needs to grow.”

Bradley, who has always been a captivating prospect for Liverpool, has a promising future in the sport of football. Furthermore, he was confronted with the formidable challenge of replacing Trent Alexander-Arnold at right back. Given that the latter is hardly an aging player, Bradley’s ability to play regular football has always been puzzling.

However, this new hybrid midfielder-right-back position might be able to assist him. Presently devoting a greater portion of his time to the midfield, Alexander-Arnold may grant the right-back position to another player. The Scouser transferred to that location in opposition to LASK when Bradley entered the game for Liverpool and added a late assist.

Klopp appears anxious to see Bradley play more, and this could be one way he accomplishes that.