Serge Aurier has revealed that there is ‘unfinished business’ at Paris Saint-Germain and that he intends to finish his career there.

The Tottenham right back left the Parisian side in 2017 after three years in the French capital.

The 27-year-old won 10 trophies while at PSG before making his £23million move to White Hart Lane where he is now considered first choice under Jose Mourinho.

Aurier left PSG under a cloud after he was suspended for publicly criticising then team-mates Angel Di Maria and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as well as hitting out at manager Lauren Blanc.

However, despite the acrimonious split, Aurier is desperate to return to the club to make things right.

‘If I can see myself finish my career at PSG? That is my plan! I would like to finish at PSG,’ Aurier said in an interview on Canal Plus Sports Africa as reported by Get French Football News.

‘It is before everything else the club of my heart. I have a feeling of unfinished business. It has been my club since I was a kid, I would go watch matches at the Parc des Princes.

‘It was a dream for me to come to PSG and for me, that dream is not finished. If I was to finish my career at PSG, I would love that. I could have spent my entire career at PSG, that certainly wouldn’t have upset me.

‘When you play for the club of your heart, you don’t want to go anywhere else nor do you have regrets.

‘There are players who have spent nearly their entire careers at one club because it is love. It is not a question of money or anything else,’ he continued.

‘All my family is in Paris, I am Parisian, I cannot dream of better. Aside from that, today, I am having my little career elsewhere, I hope to be the best a bit everywhere. I am following PSG from afar, but it remains my club and that will not change.’