Paris Saint-Germain defender Serge Aurier has been handed a two-month prison sentence for assaulting a police officer.

Aurier has also been ordered to pay additional fines for physical injuries, moral damages and legal costs.

The prison sentence is convertible to a fine, meaning the right-back will not have to serve time, but Aurier's legal team has nonetheless vowed to appeal the verdict.

The prosecutor had demanded a suspended two-month prison sentence with community service.

Aurier was arrested on 30 May in Paris after an assault on a police officer when his car was stopped shortly after he left a nightclub.

The Cote d'Ivoire international's solicitor - Claire Boutaud de la Combe - refuted all charges against Aurier at the time and revealed the 23 year-old also filed a personal complaint alleging violence on behalf of the police.

However, a judge has now ruled against Aurier and he could find himself in hot water with his club once more after the ruling.

Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi stressed after the incident that the Ligue 1 champion would not sell Aurier during the off-season because no verdict had been passed, but they might opt to either sell or punish the former Toulouse man after this week's decision.

Aurier was previously suspended by PSG when he criticised and ridiculed former head coach Laurent Blanc as well as a number of his team-mates on Periscope.