Man Utd midfielder Ander Herrera sign a four-year deal with PSG & # 39;

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera reportedly agreed to join Paris Saint-Germain for a free transfer at the end of his contract.

Herrera, 29, is expected to end his five-year stay at Old Trafford when the transfer window opens, for lack of an agreement with the Premier League club.

The Spaniard, who joined United after leaving Athletic Bilbao in 2014, has been closely badociated with a transfer to PSG and reports suggest he has reached an agreement with Ligue 1.

According to AS, Herrera has reached a verbal agreement with the French giants and will spend a four-year contract at the Parc des Princes.

Despite reports of a possible return to the former Bilbao club, the Spanish publication claims that the salaries offered by Thomas Tuchel's team and the opportunity to play football in the Champions League have pushed the Spaniard to choose to move to France.

The arrival of Herrera should also allow French midfielder Adrien Rabiot to leave the club. Liverpool, Real Madrid and Barcelona are among the people connected to this 24 year-old player.

Herrera has played 20 appearances with the Reds in the Premier League this season, but has not played since his thigh injury against Watford on March 30.

However, the midfielder has recently resumed full training and United's boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, has confirmed that he was about to return for Sunday's decisive match against Chelsea, the United States. one of the four best competitors.

"There are only three games left and Ander is training, is enthusiastic and will likely be involved on Sunday," Solskjaer said Friday before meeting with Maurizio Sarri's team.

"I can not guarantee [that] but he has been training the last two days. He was injured. "

United is looking for a spot in the Champions League for next season, but is currently in sixth place behind the top four rivals Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal.

The victory over Chelsea will allow the Red Devils to score the same score as the West London club, while their defeat would be a severe blow to their first four hopes.