International Round-Up: Bradley Leads Northern Ireland, Jota Helps Portugal Triumph

Liverpool’s young talents shine on the international stage as Bradley captains Northern Ireland and Jota secures a Portuguese victory.
A weekend of international action saw several Liverpool players representing their respective nations, with some notable performances and debuts.
Conor Bradley, the young full-back, earned the honour of captaining Northern Ireland for the first time in their UEFA Nations League clash against Belarus on Saturday.
Leading the team with composure, Bradley played the full 90 minutes, helping to keep a clean sheet in a hard-fought 0-0 draw.
The experience will undoubtedly be a valuable one for the young defender, highlighting his leadership potential.
Meanwhile, Diogo Jota made a crucial contribution for Portugal in their 3-1 away win against Poland.
The forward, introduced as a substitute in the 63rd minute, helped to solidify Portugal’s control of the game and played a key role in securing the victory.
His impact off the bench demonstrates his value and versatility as a player.
Andy Robertson continued his consistent form for Scotland, leading the team as captain in their 2-1 defeat to Croatia.
The experienced left-back played the entire match, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to his country.
Ben Doak, the promising Liverpool youngster currently on loan at Middlesbrough, received his first senior international call-up for Scotland.
He made his debut, starting the game against Croatia, and played 77 minutes before being substituted.
The experience of playing at such a high level will be invaluable for the young forward’s development.
Adding to the international successes was Amara Nallo, who made a late substitute appearance for England’s U19 team in their 4-1 friendly win over the Netherlands in Marbella.
This international weekend showcased the talent and dedication of Liverpool players across different age groups and levels.
With Bradley’s leadership, Jota’s impact, Robertson’s consistent performance, and Doak’s promising debut, it’s clear that the future is bright for Liverpool’s international contingent.