Sergio Ramos disappoint Man United; set for PSG medical ahead of a two-year deal
The Spanish international and Real Madrid former captain is said to be on lower wages at PSG than the approximately £310,000-a-week he earned at Madrid.
Sebastian Nkrumah Listowell 
According to the latest reports from ESPN, Manchester United have received a huge transfer blow with Sergio Ramos as the erstwhile Real Madrid captain is set to have a medical with PSG today.
The 35-year-old Spanish International is leaving after 16 trophy-laden years at Los Blancos and is expected to sign a two-year deal with the French giants.
Among United were Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Bayern Munich all said to have been monitoring the Spaniard as his exit from the Whites became clear.
After all, was said and done, the PSG were the club that pulled ahead in the race for his signature and he will sign a two-year contract after Los Blancos only offered him one.
Ramos will land in Paris just hours after former Real Madrid team-mate Achraf Hakimi, who is expected to join Paris Saint-German in a £59.9million transfer from Inter Milan.
The Spanish international is said to be on lower wages at PSG than the approximately £310,000-a-week he earned at Madrid.
