aggressive attacking RB · overlap · high intensity
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BRS means Best Role Score: our assessment of a player in their best role.
aggressive attacking RB · overlap · high intensity
D(R) / M(C)
Converted from recorded positions. Positional familiarity has not been assessed.
A way to understand the player’s game.
Current Analogue
Newcastle United
WD
Bradley and Livramento connect attacking full-back movement with recovery running. Moving beyond the winger supplies an outlet, while their pace helps them return to the defensive contest.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
Historical Analogue
Tottenham Hotspur 1999-2004
Stephen Carr — Tottenham Hotspur 1999-2004 connects with Conor Bradley through a right-back’s forward involvement. His advances down the right against Bolton in March 2003 illustrate a defender supporting the move beyond the back line.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
A style reference for this phase, not a prediction of Conor Bradley’s ceiling.
Jan 2022 — Jan 2023
Jan 2021 — End unknown
Jan 2021 — End unknown
Jan 2019 — Jan 2019
Jan 2018 — Jan 2018
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A way to understand the player’s game.
Current Analogue
Newcastle United
WD
Bradley and Livramento connect attacking full-back movement with recovery running. Moving beyond the winger supplies an outlet, while their pace helps them return to the defensive contest.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
Historical Analogue
Tottenham Hotspur 1999-2004
Stephen Carr — Tottenham Hotspur 1999-2004 connects with Conor Bradley through a right-back’s forward involvement. His advances down the right against Bolton in March 2003 illustrate a defender supporting the move beyond the back line.
A separate main difference has not yet been established in the published comparison.
A style reference for this phase, not a prediction of Conor Bradley’s ceiling.
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