According to Liverpool Echo, Bradley may not return until next year, meaning Northern Ireland will continue to play without him for the remainder of the season.
Bradley suffered a serious knee injury during a match against Arsenal in January and underwent surgery. The operation was performed to treat severe bone and ligament damage.
This summer, Bradley was spotted undergoing individual rehabilitation at the AXA Training Centre and was among the injured players who travelled to the United States with the team for the preseason tour. Liverpool manager Arne Slot said Bradley would need time before returning to full team training.
Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill has prepared for the possibility that Bradley may not be available for international matches later this month and in November.
O'Neill said: "Corner's situation is as I expected. I knew from the start that this injury would take longer to recover from than some people thought.
"His recovery is progressing well. An injury like this needs to be managed very, very carefully. He also recently became a father, which is something to celebrate, but it does add other considerations.
"But when Corner is ready and fully recovered, he will return with us, and we'll be delighted to have him back."
When asked if Bradley might not play for Northern Ireland again this year, O'Neill said: "I think I can accept that.
"If we see him back before Christmas, that would be really surprising, but if not, we'll be looking ahead to the March international matches."
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