Bradley said the uncertainty was unsettling for everybody involved in the Welsh game.
“I completely understand the nervousness and unsettling nature of where we all are at the moment,” said Bradley.
“We try to keep fans informed as much as possible and we will do that as soon as we can in this situation.”
Bradley says the dispute with the WRU has brought Ospreys closer with their local rivals.
“We are working very closely with Scarlets and we have the same questions about the levels of fairness about what the WRU are doing with Cardiff,” he added.
“There is not a divide between us. We talk regularly about how jointly we can come to a good solution about this.”
Bradley also insisted the Ospreys have not contemplated a future without a deal with the WRU:
“The WRU oversee rugby in Wales and our future will be a part of that.
“Whatever it turns out to be, it will be as part of a discussion and agreement with the WRU.”
