Conor Bradley Injuries

'I had to take him off as well because he couldn't go on, but if a player doesn't even try to come back, that's usually not a good thing. But I cannot say anything more than that, that is just [a] gut feeling. Nothing medical to say about it.' 'Conor will be 50-50. He’s not training with us today [or] tomorrow, so Friday we will see exactly where he is [and] if he can be in the squad for the weekend.'

'I don’t expect Conor to be part of the upcoming 22 days. Maybe in the end, but not in the [next] 22 days unless something like a miracle happens, which I don’t expect.' 'Connor got into a training session yesterday for the first time. He is not 100 per cent yet; we need to manage it a bit, so don't get your hopes up too soon. I hope he will be available for Leeds.' 'Connor has trained this week, so I expect him to train and that he is available.'

'Joe Gomez and Conor Bradley, it's going to be tight [for the Community Shield].' 'Conor trained for a few minutes with us today for the first time.' 'I think the positive is that Conor only had one or two training sessions before the Newcastle game, he has trained this week, the whole week - [well] not the whole week as there are still two days to go!'

'He got a knock during the week, so we assume he is available for next week. But unfortunately, not for today.' 'He will train with us today, so that's the first start and let's see how he does. We expect him to be available. I don't know if that means that he is available to start, but if all goes well today and tomorrow, he will probably be in the squad, yeah.' 'Very talented player, Conor. Unfortunately, [he] hasn't been fit throughout the whole season, and to become a very good player, you have to be available every single week as well, and that's the first step he has to make for next season.'

'He felt a bit when he made a sprint. He tried to continue but had to go out. It will probably lead to the fact he is probably 99.9 per cent not available for City, and I don't expect him against Newcastle as well. Then we have to see.' 'No, he still has to come in, so we don't know yet. I would be completely surprised if he's involved in the Sunday game or the Wednesday game against Newcastle. You can assume that's not going to happen.' 'He is out for a few weeks. I cannot tell exactly how many, but it is clear that he went off with a muscle injury and that it is going to take a while before he is back.' 'He's frustrated, but his initial frustration has kind of subsided a little bit, and his focus is on trying to get fit for the end of the season, and Conor is very diligent on that side of things. He will do everything possible to get fit and follow Liverpool's guidance.' 'Conor is training with us again, but we have to make a decision on whether he is playing... That's something I keep for myself. He's only had a few sessions after being out for quite long with a repetitive injury, so we have to make a smart decision.' 'Trent and Joe will not be back in the upcoming weeks. Conor (Bradley), we will see if he's ready. Curtis (Jones) is an option. Jarrell (Quansah) did well too... let's wait and see.'

'I know where they have pain, but how bad or how good, it's difficult to judge so soon after a game. I'm really hoping that [Konate and Bradley] will be available to play [against City].' 'Still being assessed, so it's difficult to say where they are in terms of the injuries. Let's wait and see, but it is never a good sign... Conor, I had to take him off.' 'They will both be out for a few weeks. I have said many times before it's always difficult to judge how many exactly because you can think in the beginning it'll be like this, and then the end stage of an injury process can always differ a bit.' 'Ibou and Conor are still not training with us.' 'These are the two that are still 'in the red'... they are on their way back, but they don’t [fully] train with the team yet. Sometimes, they join, and then they are not completely ready to start yet. So, let’s wait and see.' 'They will not be back for West Ham, but then there's a week in between. So, let's see how close they are then. But it's difficult for me to tell you at this point because they don't train with the group yet.' 'Conor and Ibou will train with us today for the first time. They have worked hard to come back to the team, but the next step is always, ‘How do you handle team sessions?'

'It’s so difficult to see where they are after a few days, and I think after a few [more] days, you can better say where they are.' 'Conor, let's see if he can be with us [in training] tomorrow.' 'Conor is training with us again, so he could maybe be in the squad tomorrow.'

'The first moment didn't look great, [but] now I heard a little bit that it's settled quite quickly. Is the ligament damaged or not? I don't know, so we will get this info tomorrow or Tuesday, but it was very painful for him.' 'I think Gravenberch had a similar thing. So, [the] first week of May, [Conor] should be back in training. [He] overstretched the ligaments, not serious, serious but serious enough that he's not here.' 'Progressing well, [but] not ready, and nobody told me, yet they will start training in the next few days. I think it will take time, a little bit.' 'Diogo is not in team training yet. Conor (Bradley) is.'

'Liverpool FC is deeply saddened by the death of Conor Bradley's father, Joe, today. The thoughts of everybody at the club are with Conor and all of the Bradley family at this very difficult and sad time.' 'We need to show empathy. The boy gets as long as he needs. Maybe from next week [he will be back], but if he is not ready, then that is fine by us, no rush. At the moment, he is still with his family.'