Serge Aurier has promised to prove his worth to Paris Saint-Germain next season, admitting that he was unhappy with his debut campaign with the capital club.

The Ivorian only made 14 appearances in Ligue 1 last term, so he is now desperate to justify the French champions' decision to sign him permanently

The Cote d'Ivoire international arrived at Parc des Princes on loan from Toulouse last summer but the French champions have enacted their right to sign the right-back on a permanent basis for €10 million.

Aurier, who made only 14 appearances for PSG in 2014-15, has now vowed to reward Laurent Blanc's faith in him with a stellar second season in Paris.

"I had a bit of a tough start but a good end of season," the defender told Le Parisien. "It was a learning year.

"Now I know the squad, it's different. I can start next season on solid foundations. The aim is to work and be well physically.

"I have the quality to do something big here. I'm in a locker room with big players and I have to put myself forward.