Adem Ljajic has broken his silence over his failure to win a £10million move to Manchester United, rejecting claims that his lack of progress with current club Partizan Belgrade scuppered the agreed deal. The Serbian star, 18, was set to follow in the footsteps of his former team-mate and compatriot Zoran Tosic and seal a lucrative dream switch to Old Trafford in January.ED Hardy Series Staying put: Ljajic won't be joining United in January But the Premier League champions dramatically pulled the plug on their first option agreement last week after failing to secure a work permit for the talented midfielder, although there were suggestions that they were no longer impressed with Ljajic. United denied suggestions from Partizan that they could no longer afford the agreed terms after club president Dragan Djuric claimed that debt-laden United are in the middle of a 'financial crisis'. Christian Audigier Ljajic, however, remains optimistic and certain that his recent form did not contribute to the collapse in the transfer, instead blaming the Home Office's refusal to grant hima UK work permit. He said: 'The reason for the transfer not ­happening is that I couldn't get a work permit. 'If Manchester United weren't satisfied with how much I've progressedin this year, I would not have been with Sir Alex Ferguson two monthsago.' 'Money not an issue': Mike Phelan explains why Manchester United pulled out of deal for Partizan Belgrade's Adem Ljajic Man United wipe out first option deal on £10m Serbian teenager LjajicMANCHESTER UNITED .Affliction Jamie O'Hara is hoping Tottenham Hotspur's midfield riches will enable him to extend his Portsmouth loan until the end of the season. Let me stay: O'Hara is enjoying life at Portsmouth O'Hara has been one of Portsmouth's outstanding players since joining them on a six-month loan last summer. Manager Avram Grant, who worked with Harry Redknapp at Fratton Park, has had one round of talks with the Spurs boss about O'Hara. With England international Jermaine Jenas struggling for a starting place and Luka Modric nearing full fitness, O'Hara would be down the midfield pecking order if he returned to White Hart Lane. Women's clothing He said: 'I have not heard anything from Harry but Avram has had a discussion with him. 'Everyone knows I want to stay and help the club out of the relegation zone. It is up to Tottenham to decide what they want to do. 'They are a big club with top players and sometimes a younger player has to go elsewhere for regular football and establish himself.' Pompey in appeal to Tottenham to keep on-loan O'Hara beyond JanuaryLiverpool plan to swap flop Ryan Babel for Spurs misfit Roman PavlyuchenkoTOTTENHAM HOTSPUR .Cheap clothing Cheap T shirt

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