Bradley has been named International Personality of the Year by the Northern Ireland Football Writers’ Association after a string of impressive displays for his country.

The 21 year-old earned eight caps for Northern Ireland in the last 12 months, scoring three goals.

His stand-out performances helped his country earn promotion to League B of the Uefa Nations League and a likely World Cup Play-Off spot.

Bradley follows in the footsteps of the likes of Steve Davis, David Healy and Jonny Evans, who have all won the Reavey Solicitors sponsored prize.

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The Tyrone native said: “I am so happy and incredibly proud to win this award.

It is extremely special to win an award for playing for your country.

"It’s been quite a journey with Northern Ireland so far, from making my debut against Malta in 2021 to scoring my first goal against Scotland last year.

"I added another two against Andorra and scored against Luxembourg in the Nations League this season.

"Thanks to the Football Writers who picked me for this very special award.”

Last week, Burnley's Danielle Maxwell was named the Sports Direct Women's Player of the Year by the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association.

The NIFWA Awards 2025 will be staged at the Crowne Plaza on Sunday May 4, where Northern Ireland legends Stuart Dallas and Steven Davis will be inducted in the Juice Jar Dr Malcolm Brodie Hall of Fame.

The nominations for the Men’s Sports Direct Player of the Year, Belleek Pottery Manager of the Year, Young Player of the Year and Championship Player of the Year will be unveiled on Friday, with the Premiership Team of the Year announced ahead of the gala ceremony.