I'm disappointed I didn't play more at Liverpool – but I'm glad I was part of their revival

Clyne reflects on his Liverpool years under Klopp, expressing regret at limited playing time but pride in the club's revival before departing for Jacksonville in the US.

Nathaniel Clyne has opened up about his time at Liverpool, saying he wished he'd played more during his four seasons at Anfield but is proud to have been part of Jurgen Klopp's early revival. The right-back made 102 appearances and won the UEFA Super Cup but fell out of favour and was loaned to Bournemouth in 2019. "Knowing you are fit and you can go out there and play, but constantly not getting selected for the team is a bit disappointing," Clyne said. Despite missing out on Liverpool's Premier League title win, he took solace in being part of the foundation Klopp built. "I'm just glad that I was a part of it," he told The Guardian. Clyne returned to Crystal Palace in 2020 and has now completed a move to Sporting Club Jacksonville in the US at age 35, continuing his career in Florida.