Michael Bradley

[Sultan]

Michael Bradley (born July 31, 1987) is an American soccer player who currently plays as a central midfielder for Roma in Serie A as well as the United States national team. He is the son of the former U.S. National Team Coach, Bob Bradley.

* Bradley signed a four-year deal with Borussia Mönchengladbach on August 31, 2008.
* Joined Italian Serie A club Chievo Verona on August 31, 2011.
* On July 16, 2012, Bradley joined Roma, signing a four-year contract.

 

[Sultan]

For €3.75 million, I would say he was a bargain!

With the way he's been playing, Roma can put De Rossi on the market in January and not worry about a thing.

 

[FCB_M3]

For €3.75 million, I would say he was a bargain!

With the way he's been playing, Roma can put De Rossi on the market in January and not worry about a thing.

Wow he's been bossing it that much? Where he can replace De Rossi? Wow.

 

[FCBarca]

Doing well then?...Nice to hear, I like the player

 

[La Furia]

He's not as good as De Rossi...but he's good. He wasn't outstanding by any means yesterday but he had his moments, he fits in Zemenball nicely.

 

[FCBarca]

Bradley doesn't have Landy's talent but fortunately he doesn't possess his lack of cajones either

 

[La Furia]

Bradley doesn't have Landy's talent but fortunately he doesn't possess his lack of cajones either

Yup, and he's actually pretty skilled for a box to box player. Not exactly Barca quality but he's not a guy who just runs a lot like the typical American midfielder.

 

[FCBarca]

Yeah, skilled, hard working and seems likable - he really sticks out in team USA, for me...Part of that has to come from almost exclusively playing abroad as a professional...Trained with the Chicago Fire when he was 14 years old, turned pro at 16 and his idol was Roy Keane...Pedigree of playing in Holland, Germany, England and now Italy makes him a very well educated footballer...Seems to love Serie A as it was apparently his favorite league growing up

 

[veryfatchocobo]

Yeah, skilled, hard working and seems likable - he really sticks out in team USA, for me...Part of that has to come from almost exclusively playing abroad as a professional...Trained with the Chicago Fire when he was 14 years old, turned pro at 16 and his idol was Roy Keane...Pedigree of playing in Holland, Germany, England and now Italy makes him a very well educated footballer...Seems to love Serie A as it was apparently his favorite league growing up

It really sucks that people thought that he took a midfield spot because of his dad being the US manager at the time. He's proven his critics wrong on so many levels.

 

[FCBarca]

So much nepotism in America, it's a lazy but understandable conclusion to make...but that talk should've ended once people saw how he played...but prejudices/biases are just that

 

[PearLBLacK]

Gotta love Bradley.

Oh and this lady's awesome

 

[linetty]

He has really impressed me during this World Cup. Great midfielder IMHO

 

[Jadentheman]

I disagree. This wasn't his best World Cup

 

[jamrock]

he was crap this WC, a much more talented players than he showed, but your level drop when you leave Europe in the prime of your career for the freaking mls

 

[Xavinho]

It's a really good idea to have a series of interviews like that on youtube. Helps the fans get to know the players a lot better.