Spurs snapped up the defender in August for £23m as the replacement for Kyle Walker, who departed the north London club for Manchester City earlier in the transfer period.
And Aurier, who could make his Tottenham debut against Everton on Saturday, has since hit out at French Ligue 1 giants PSG over their apparently low valuation of the defender’s abilities.
"I wanted a new life because PSG didn't respect my true worth," he told The Sun. "They dwelt on other matters beside football.
"Statistically speaking, I am the most influential defender in Ligue 1 between 2013 and now. I have also won nine trophies with PSG.
"There are more striking things about my career than what happened off the field, but this is what they preferred to linger over.
"I feel free now. PSG offered me a new three-year deal, but I have left them for a new adventure. I turned them down for a number of reasons. I want to discover a new way of life.
"I got on well with everyone at the club - bosses, players, coaches and fans - and the proof comes from the fact they wanted to keep me. But I had to think of myself. It is a personal decision.
"I had some business with the police that was blown up by the media in Europe. Normally when a matter goes on for a year or more they move on to something else. But in my case, there was far too much of a fuss. If I hadn't been mentally strong I would have cracked up."