I'd leave Liverpool's right-back position with Conor Bradley next season, I'd only sign a back-up at left-back, I'd still start Andy Robertson, even if they bought Milos Kerkez' Former Anfield full-back has has say on club's transfer business

With Trent Alexander-Arnold set to leave Liverpool for Real Madrid at the season's end, Conor Bradley appears poised to take over as the team's regular right-back. At just 21, Bradley has already made over 50 appearances for Liverpool, showcasing his potential as a starter. Former Liverpool right-back Glen Johnson believes the club should only seek a back-up to Bradley rather than a direct replacement. Additionally, discussions around the left-back position include Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez, though Johnson asserts that Andy Robertson shouldn't lose his starting role just yet.

Glen Johnson believes that Conor Bradley can be Liverpool's new right-back, advocating for a back-up rather than a direct replacement in that position.

At 21, Conor Bradley's already impressively surpassed 50 appearances for Liverpool, signaling his readiness to step up as a regular starter.

Johnson emphasizes the need for Liverpool to secure a back-up to Bradley, suggesting that the club doesn't need to search for a new first-choice right-back.

While discussing left-backs, Johnson highlights Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez as a potential signing, advising caution about replacing Andy Robertson too soon.

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