Bernat completes switch from Bayern to PSG

Juan Bernat has joined Paris Saint-Germain from Bayern Munich on a three-year deal, the Ligue 1 champions have announced.

Bernat strengthens PSG

The clubs have not announced details of a transfer fee, with Bernat's switch reported to be worth in the region of €15million.

Bernat joined Bayern from Valencia in 2014 and has played 113 competitive games for the club, winning four Bundesliga titles and scoring five goals.

"I am very proud to be joining Paris Saint-Germain," the 25-year-old told his new club's official website.

"After my debut in Spain and my experience in Germany, I will discover a new country and, above all, a new club who have made a spectacular rise in recent years.

"Paris Saint-Germain are known throughout Europe, with world-class players."

Additionally, Bernat cited the importance of PSG head coach Thomas Tuchel in his decision, having gone up against his Borussia Dortmund sides with Bayern.

"I am also looking forward to working under Thomas Tuchel, whose work in Germany was remarkable. I am truly excited to be taking the next step of my career with Paris."

Bayern sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic said: "Juan Bernat has asked us to accept the offer from Paris and to release him from his contract. We have complied with this request and have reached an agreement with PSG in very good talks.

"Juan has always been a model pro and played a big part in the eight titles we've won with him. We wish him and his family all the best in Paris."