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A picture was posted of Giorgi Mamardashvili 'flying' to England to complete his Liverpool move.(Image: (Photo by Diego Souto/Getty Images)

New Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili has been pictured on a private jet as he flies into England to complete his move from Valencia.

The Georgian shot-stopper will make his long-awaited switch to the Premier League after penning his deal a year in advance to join the Reds.

The 24-year-old remained in La Liga and was apart of Carlos Corberan's side that transformed their season from being relegation-threatened to narrowly missing out on European qualification.



He kept eight clean sheets in 34 appearances in what was a difficult final season for the international goalkeeper.

Mamardashvili will forge part of a new-look goalkeeping hierarchy at Anfield, headed by new goalkeeper coach Xavi Valero after Fabian Otte and legendary Brazilian shot-stopper Claudio Taffarel left, with former Preston North End number one Freddie Woodman arriving upon the expiry of his contract at Deepdale.

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Caoimhin Kelleher departed on a permanent basis to join fellow Premier League club Brentford, meanwhile Vitezslav Jaros and Harvey Davies signed new contracts before heading out on loan to Ajax and Swindon Town respectively.

In a post on social media from Geo Team, they showed the Mamardashvili flying to Merseyside ahead of officially completing his move to Liverpool.

In a tweet, they wrote: "PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Giorgi Mamardashvili - On his way to Liverpool.

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"Giorgi Mamardashvili is currently travelling to England with a private jet sent by Liverpool with his agent, Levan Seturidze."

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With the Georgian arriving at Anfield during a transitional period between the sticks, he will be challenging the Liverpool stalwart Alisson Becker for the number one shirt.

After the £29million move was completed last season, there was a suggestion that he would join a fellow Premier League club on loan in order to gain some experience.

But he remained in Valencia, guiding them to a mid-table finish, and now the path towards a Liverpool starting berth is clearer but Mamardashvili previously insisted he isn't coming to England's top-flight to warm the bench.

"They are looking at me as the Liverpool goalkeeper for the next 10 years,” he told Geo Team.

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“My next step will be the same as it was in Valencia.