All the games Conor Bradley will miss for Liverpool as Arne Slot shares new injury blow

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Credit: Imago Sat 22 November 2025 8:30, UK Arne Slot will be without Conor Bradley for several weeks after the Liverpool star returned to Anfield with a new injury.Bradley is joined by Florian Wirtz on the treatment table, with Alisson, Giovanni Leoni, and Jeremie Frimpong missing as Liverpool lost 3-0 to Man City ahead of the international break.The Reds are currently sitting eighth in the Premier League table, a far cry from the form that saw them lift the league title during Slot’s first season in England.Slot is under pressure as Liverpool boss due to a run of poor results, and their chances of getting back to winning ways against Nottingham Forest on Saturday, 22 November, have taken a hit.Conor Bradley and Florian Wirtz both have muscle injuries. Bradley expected to be out for the next three weeks.

Wirtz should be back sooner.— paul joyce (@_pauljoyce) November 21, 2025 View Tweet Arne Slot confirms frustrating injury to Conor BradleySpeaking to the press (21 November), Slot said: “Florian Wirtz suffered a muscle injury and won’t be available this weekend. Conor Bradley also suffered a muscle injury.“I expect Bradley to be out for the next three weeks; for Florian, it should be shorter,” and supporters are likely to be more worried about the Northern Irishman due to the lack of options at right-back.

MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Dominik Szoboszlai could feature out of position again, but due to his talents in the final third combined with Wirtz’s injury, it is difficult to see Slot pushing him back into defence.Credit: ImagoThat would leave Joe Gomez as the main contender for the position, but with just six Premier League starts over the last two seasons, it could be a tricky period without a natural right-back.Liverpool star could miss key Premier League and Champions League clashesNovember22 November: Premier League, Nottingham Forest (H)26 November: Champions League, PSV Eindhoven (H)30 November: Premier League, West Ham (A)December3 December: Premier League, Sunderland (H)6 December: Premier League, Leeds United (A)9 December: Champions League, Inter Milan (A)13 December: Premier League, Brighton (H)