The Red Bulls will acquire defender Aurélien Collin from Orlando City SC, The Post has learned.

For the struggling Red Bulls, beset by injuries at centerback, it’s a low-risk, high-reward move.

Collin, 30, made $500,000 in base salary last year, and a source within the league told The Post that Orlando City SC “will assume a decent chunk of Collin’s salary.” He was acquired at the modest cost of a conditional fourth-round draft pick.

The Red Bulls, off to a 2-6 start after winning last year’s Supporters’ Shield, have coughed up an MLS-worst 17 goals. They’re hoping the 30-year-old Collin can help fix that.

He’s good in the air, combative and a solid tackler. Though he may not be the same player he was when he won MLS Cup MVP in 2013 for Sporting Kansas City, he has experience playing a high-press system under Peter Vermes. He should fit right into Jesse Marsch’s style.

The Red Bulls have newcomer Gideon Baah injured and French veteran Damien Perrinelle recovering from a torn ACL in last year’s playoffs. Most importantly, they sold rising star Matt Miazga to Premier League power Chelsea before the season.