After a self-described "whirlwind" breakthrough season with Liverpool, the start of Conor Bradley's second campaign in the first-team has been solid, rather than spectacular.
The right back has been a regular off the bench under Arne Slot, who has guided Liverpool to the top of the Premier League after replacing Jurgen Klopp.
Bradley is now on international duty with Northern Ireland, where he is a key player despite only being 21 years of age.
After the highs of last season, he admits there is more to come.
"Probably not as good as last year, yet, but we've only just started," Bradley told BBC Sport NI when asked to assess his season to date.