Ragnar Klavan who has made 53 attendances for Liverpool after arriving in 2016, joining Cagliari on the deal of £2million on a two-year contract.

Klavan as optimistic on moving on from Anfield ever since being under Jurgen Kloop for a certain period. He is now in search of regular playing time ahead of the campaign.

The defender had discussions with various clubs this summer but come to a decision to move forward at Cagliari after talking to fellow team-mates Salah and Alisson who have experience in Italy.

“I had offers from several teams, including in other countries, but Cagliari really wanted me,” Klavan told Sky Sport Italia.

“Darijo Srna advised me to come here, as I talked to him via Dejan Lovren. ‘Other Liverpool teammates like Alisson, Salah and Lucas Leiva all spoke highly of Serie A.”

“I’m certain we’ll do great things here and I am really fired up. The city is wonderful and so are the fans, I can’t wait to get started.”

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Ings will be joining on Thursday as part of the start of the season loan with the contract to become permanent at the start of July next year.

“He has that opportunity and on behalf of his Liverpool family we say good luck Danny and we will miss you,” Klopp stated to Liverpoolfc.

“It is a very strange feeling saying goodbye to Danny. The biggest emotion is how much we will miss him.”

“He is such an outstanding boy. Honestly, if you could bottle character and spirit, his would sell worldwide.”

“He is so incredibly positive and full of energy. But we won’t just miss his character because he is a footballer who has all the tools.

“What is clear is that in his time here he had zero luck really, certainly in my time. Before joining I tried to watch as many games on tape as I could from the season so far and Danny Ings stood out as someone I was really looking forward to coaching.

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