Ajax defender Jan Vertonghen fears his proposed move to Tottenham has fallen through.
Spurs are believed to have agreed a £9.6m deal for the Belgian international, who has one year left on his contract at the Dutch club.
But the transfer was held up by a clause in Vertonghen's contract entitling him to 15 per cent of the fee.
And Vertonghen, aged 25, admits he doesn't expect Ajax to reach an agreement.
'This is a shame. I thought that it would be sorted out much sooner,' he told Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad.
'As it looks now, I’ll be at Ajax on July 2. I’m hoping for a solution, but I’m not expecting a solution.
'I have one advantage: Ajax have got a good coach who knows me. I play in a good, stable squad. Let’s become champions with Ajax for the third time in a row.'
Vertonghen also hit out at leaks from within the Amsterdam club about details of the proposed transfer, particularly his right to a portion of the final fee.
'I’m shocked. The percentage is correct. It’s unbelievable. I know that at Ajax a lot of things are leaking. When you hear it about other football players, you don’t feel it. It’s different when it’s about yourself,' he added.
