Serge Aurier to Man Utd: PSG star agrees five-year contract - big claims in France

The right-back appears to be closing in on a move to Old Trafford from Paris Saint-Germain.

Reports have suggested United will pay PSG a fee of £22million for the 24-year-old.

Tottenham have also been linked with Aurier, but United have an agreement in place with the player.

Jose Mourinho has been looking for a long-term solution at right-back to succeed Antonio Valencia.

And according to French outlet Paris United, Aurier is ready to pen a five-year deal with United.

It is said he will earn an annual salary of between £4m and £4.5m.

That would potentially see him on wages of up to £87,000 a week.

The Ivory Coast international, though, is still due to appear in court next Monday for a hearing.

Aurier was banned from entering the UK due to an assault conviction handed to him back in September.

The PSG player was found guilty of assaulting a police officer outside a Paris nightclub.

Aurier has since appealed, with next week's hearing key to whether his travel restrictions have been lifted.

Manchester United must subsequently wait to finalise a move, but all agreements with Aurier are apparently in place.

The former Toulouse ace could yet be available for selection to Jose Mourinho when United welcome West Ham to Old Trafford for their first Premier League game of the season on August 13.