For $m,n\in \mathbb{N}$, denote the Kloosterman sum $$S(m,n;c)=\sum_{a\bmod c}e\left( \frac{ma+n \overline{a}}{c}\right),$$where $\overline{a}$ denotes the multiplicative inverse of $a\bmod c$.
Does any expert here know something upon the non-trivial power-saving bound for the mean square estimate of the Kloosterman sum, that is, for $m,n$ fixed, whether or not one has an estimate $$\sum_{c\le x}\frac{|S(m,n;c)|^2}{c}\ll_{m,n}\,\,x^{\theta}\tag{$\ast$}$$ for some $\theta<1$?
As far as we know, the non-trivial bound for the first moment is due to Kuznetzov who showed $$\sum_{c\le x}\frac{S(m,n;c)}{c}\ll_{m,n}\,\,x^{\frac{1}{6}}\,\log ^{\frac{1}{3}}x.$$ The Linnik’s conjecture asserts that $$\sum_{c\le x}\frac{S(m,n;c)}{c}\ll_{m,n}\,\,x^{\varepsilon}$$ for any $\varepsilon>0$. For detailed description on the first moment estimate, one may see Sarnak and Tsimerman's paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/225888754_On_Linnik_and_Selberg%27s_Conjecture_About_Sums_of_Kloosterman_Sums
Recently I encounter this tricky sum as in ( $\ast$), for which one need to get a saving, compared with the trivial bound $x^{1+\varepsilon}$. There does not seem to be a reference available in the literature. If any expert here have some strategies or references, please give a guide. Many thanks.
Your any opinions are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.