Manchester United have received a huge transfer blow with Sergio Ramos set to have a medical at Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, according to reports.

Ramos dramatically brought an end to his 16 trophy laden seasons in the Spanish capital when his contract expired at the end of last month.

The veteran centre back had previously been locked in talks over an extension with the club since the start of 2021 but no agreement was reached.

As well as United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Bayern Munich were all said to have been monitoring the Spaniard as his exit from Los Blancos became clear.

But it is Les Parisiens who have pulled ahead in the race for his signature.

He will have a medical with the Ligue 1 giants on Tuesday, according to ESPN.

And he will sign a two-year contract after Real only offered him one.

Ramos will land in Paris just hours after former Real Madrid team-mate Achraf Hakimi, 22, who is expected to join PSG in a £59.9million transfer from Inter Milan.

The Spain international is said to be on lower wages at PSG than the approximately £310,000-a-week he earmed at Madrid.

PSG sporting director Leonardo is said to have accelerated talks in the middle of June and progress has been made this week.