The 21-year-old put the pen on paper on the deal in the AXA training center to expand his almost six-year association with the Reds.
“To sign another contract, I am very proud and happy to see what the next steps on our journey will be together,” Bradley told Liverpoolfc.com. 'You just have to keep your head down and keep working hard.
“It has been fantastic for two years [with the senior team]. Especially since I came back from loan and doing so well last year and that this year continued. It has been really good. So hopefully we can continue and keep making more memories. “
Bradley's Liverpool Journey started back in September 2019, when he came to the club of Dungannon United. A first professional contract followed in July 2020.
The senior debut of the full-back for Liverpool came in September of the following year when he was shown in a Carabao Cup-equal game in Norwich City.
He made a total of five performances for the Reds during the 2021-22 season and then joined Bolton Wanderers on loan for the duration of the next campaign, where he was named player of the year and player of the year and the EFL trophy on Wembley.
Bradley joined the Liverpool team again in the summer of 2023 and settled in the senior ranks, lifted 23 performances in all competitions and claimed his first goal for the club against Chelsea in January 2024.
The No. 84 also collected the medal from a winner in the Carabao Cup final against the same opponents a month later.
Until now he has appeared 27 times this season in front of Arne Slot and played his role in the Surge from the Reds to the Premier League title.
“To play more games, but also to win more trophies,” Bradley said about his goals for the future. “I think the whole point of football is clear to win trophies and to be successful.
“So the more of them we can win, the better it will be for me and the whole team. Hopefully, if we can keep doing that, it will be a good few years at the club.”