Liverpool F.C. is optimistic about Conor Bradley's recovery from a long-term knee injury. The Northern Ireland international's season was cut short in January after he sustained a serious injury during a goalless draw against Arsenal. Former Liverpool defender Glen Johnson has expressed confidence that Bradley will return as an even better player. The club has confirmed that Bradley did not suffer an ACL setback, but the timeline for his return remains uncertain. Currently, he is training indoors at the AXA Training Centre, utilizing the gym facilities as he works on his rehabilitation. The club's £50 million training base in Kirkby provides him with the necessary resources to aid his recovery. As Liverpool F.C. faced challenges in the right-back position during Bradley's absence, the team is eager for his return to bolster the squad. Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has refrained from providing a specific timeline for Bradley's comeback, leaving fans hopeful for updates in the near future.