Pepe will join Paris Saint-Germain for free on a two-year deal after being let go by Champions League winners Real Madrid
PEPE has agreed a deal to join Paris Saint-Germain on a free in a two-year deal that will take him past his 36th birthday.
The Portuguese defender has been out of favour at Real Madrid this season, featuring 18 times.
But he was not even named on the bench for Zindine Zidane's side in Cardiff as they went on to thump Juventus 4-1.
And with Portugal heading into the World Cup next summer as European champions, the 34-year-old is keen to have one last crack at one of European football's top clubs - and no doubt a big payday.
The centre-back had been at the Bernabeu for ten seasons, winning the Champions League in 2014 and 2016 and he got a medal on Saturday despite not being in the squad.
The former Porto ace last played for Real on April 8, when he was carried off following a collision with team-mate Toni Kroos and that looks to be the last act of his decade-long association with the club, but he also celebrated Los Blancos' only goal in the 1-1 draw.
He also starred for Portugal as they marched to victory at Euro 2016, keeping hosts France at bay in the final.
Pepe also had an offer for Hebei China Fortune to play in the Chinese Super League - no doubt for a huge pay packet.
PSG could lose Marquinhos this summer, with the Brazilian being tipped for a move to either Manchester United or Barcelona.