Conversion of methylcyclopentanol to cyclopentanone How to convert methylcyclopentanol to cyclopentanone?

I tried eliminating the alcohol group as $\ce{H2O},$ but that gives Saytzeff product. If only I can get the Hofmann product (methylene cyclopentane), I would subject it to ozonolysis and get cyclopentanone.

I don't know exactly what to use as the reagent to get that Hofmann product. Could there be other methods for the conversion?
If you leave it to E1, you will not get the selectivity you need.

The difference between the methyl group and the methylene unit is steric bulk. You can select for deprotonation of the methyl for elimination via a bulkier base in an E2 reaction.

In addition, you will need to convert the substrate so that it has a good leaving group. For an alcohol, this is typically accomplished by first converting to a tosylate or a mesylate.