Conor Bradley on the moment that convinced him at Liverpool and new position he could play

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Ever since Trent Alexander-Arnold broke into the Liverpool first team back in 2016, there has always been debate about where he should play

Under Jurgen Klopp, he has established himself as one of the best right-backs in world football

But that has never silenced talk of whether he should instead be utilised in midfield.

Of course, that notion has grown in prominence over the past 12 months, with Klopp now implementing the 25-year-old as an inverted full-back

The emergence of Conor Bradley at right-back, along with Joe Gomez’s return to form, does make a future in midfield at Anfield more of a possibility

Bradley when asked if both can start in the same Reds line-up.

Yes, possibly,”

Trent is an unbelievable footballer and I think he could play pretty much anywhere.

“It is a difficult one (vying for the same position). It is a blessing in a way because I can learn so much off Trent. He has had a similar pathway to me coming through the academy.

“There are so many things I can take from him, the way he plays football, the way he conducts himself everyday and how hard he works.

“It is obviously going to be difficult for me to put Trent out of the team, but I just want to try and play as many games as I can and try and do as well as I can.”

Bradley continued:

“It’s difficult obviously coming into one of the best teams in the world and trying to break through and prove that you’re good enough to play every week.

“It was probably that (Chelsea at Anfield) game where I thought, ‘Right, I can do this’. I just need to be consistent with it and try and do things like that as much as I can.

"That was a big moment for me where I realised that this is possible for me and I can do it.

“My friends were over for the game so they were back at my apartment after the game and I just remember saying to them, ‘What’s just happened?’

"It was like crazy. I just couldn’t believe what was happening to be honest with you.”