The 27-year-old was considered a chance to be delisted following the club’s recruitment of former Essendon forward Scott Gumbleton. However, his manager Colin Young said a deal had been agreed to by all parties.

The new contract will see Bradley build on his 68 games at the Dockers since moving west from the Bombers in 2008.

A favourite among the fans, Bradley was sidelined for most of the 2013 season after suffering a serious knee injury against Richmond in round five.

He has been regularly spotted at the club during the off-season as he attempts to reach full fitness for the early stages of pre-season next month.

Bradley had told reigning WAFL premiers West Perth that he would rejoin them unless the Dockers decided to retain him.

Bradley also told the Falcons, where he