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Danny Ings
After a good debut Premier League season with Burnley, which saw him score 11 goals, then Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers brought in Danny Ings. After a slow start, Ings scored 2 goals, one of which was against local rivals Everton. Things looked great for the striker at his new club but unfortunately, this was as good as it got.
In the first training session under new manager Klopp, Ings suffered a serious injury. Ings would return on the final day of the 2015/16 season but was again injured in October. After almost a year on the sidelines, Ings returned to Klopp’s squad but he was only a bit part player.
Last summer Ings was sent out on loan to his boyhood club Southampton, with an obligatory purchase option set at £20 million at the end of the season. So obvious,ly his Liverpool career is over.
During his time at Anfield, Ings played only 25 games in all competitions; so a move away was best for all parties involved.
