Conor Bradley

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Avantages

Conor Bradley possesses enough speed to keep up with most wingers and support attacking plays when needed.

One of the highlights of his offensive game. His crossing is sharp and accurate, especially when overlapping on the right flank.

He responds quickly in defensive situations, intercepting passes and reacting to second balls well.

While not elite defensively, Bradley holds his own. He positions himself well, reads the play decently, and is effective in 1v1 duels against average-level dribblers.

He has enough strength and aggression to put up a fight. He doesn’t get bullied easily, and his physical stats help him in shoulder challenges and shielding situations.

Inconvénients

2 star skill move, this is a significant drawback if you like to play your fullbacks in advanced roles. The lack of useful skill moves limits his ability to get past defenders or add unpredictability when overlapping.

High/medium work rates, these work rates mean Bradley tends to push forward often, which can leave space behind if you're not manually tracking back or using stay-back tactics.

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Verdict final

Ideal for players who like traditional overlapping runs and crosses, with a fullback that keeps it simple. But if your playstyle revolves around skill-based build-up or heavily relies on defensive solidity at all times, Bradley might fall short.