Premier League clubs could finally agree a new funding package for the EFL worth hundreds of millions of pounds following a two-year stand-off at a hastily convened shareholders meeting tomorrow.
The EFL have been asking for more money and the abolition of parachute payments since the start of the pandemic.
The demands have gained the support of government and the wider football community, but despite lengthy negotiations the top-flight clubs have yet to make a substantive offer.
Under proposals titled A New Deal for Football to be discussed tomorrow a compromise agreement could be reached for the first time.