Overview

• Bradley described his new role as “a dream opportunity for a young coach” and said he was thrilled to rejoin the Red Bull family during a press conference at the Whippany training facility.
• He takes over for Ibrahim Sekagya, who moved up to the first team as assistant coach after Vedad Ibisevic’s departure earlier this month.
• Red Bulls II enters Bradley’s tenure with a 9-2-2 record, placing them 12 points clear atop the MLS Next Pro Eastern Conference.
• Prior to his appointment, Bradley spent several weeks embedded with Red Bull’s European operations, including stints at Salzburg and the Munich offices.
• His debut as coach comes Saturday against Carolina Core FC, followed by a July 11 matchup in Toronto against TFC II.