Bolton Wanderers manager, Ian Evatt, has expressed his heartfelt condolences to Conor Bradley, a former player, following the tragic passing of his father, Joe. Conor, who had a successful loan spell with Bolton Wanderers last season, has since made a name for himself in the Premier League with Liverpool.
Liverpool released a statement on Saturday evening, confirming the news of Mr. Bradley’s passing after a long illness. The statement also expressed the club’s support for Conor and his family during this difficult and sad time.
Ian Evatt, in his message of condolence, conveyed his sincere sympathies to Conor Bradley and his family. The Bolton Wanderers boss acknowledged the impact Conor had during his time at the club and expressed his support for him during this challenging period.
Conor Bradley, a Northern Ireland international, had become a fan favorite during his loan spell with Bolton Wanderers last season. His impressive performances with the Whites earned him a place in Liverpool’s squad, where he has continued to showcase his talent in the Premier League.
The passing of Joe Bradley is a tragic loss, and the football community stands in solidarity with Conor and his family during this difficult time.
