Conor Bradley was the star of the show in Liverpool’s 4-1 thrashing of Chelsea on Wednesday night, and everyone of a red persuasion inside Anfield let him know it.
After scoring his first senior Reds goal and helping himself to two assists, the 20-year-old was the obvious selection for player of the match.
He was withdrawn to a raucous reception midway through the second half, being congratulated by the incoming Trent Alexander-Arnold, Cody Gakpo and Andy Robertson.
Bradley was then approached by Jurgen Klopp, who embraced the Northern Ireland youngster and patted him on the back in firm approval of a magnificent display.
More performances like tonight and the right-back can expect plenty more hugs off his manager before the end of the season!
You can view the clip of Bradley being congratulated below, via @asim_lfc on X (formerly Twitter):
The Best Right Back In The World! ✨#LFC #Bradley #LIVCHE pic.twitter.com/9pEYrcRuO0
— AsimLFC (@asim_lfc) January 31, 2024