Premier League clubs are resigned to UEFA reforming the Champions League from 2024 despite fresh objection from top-flight executives.
European football’s governing body are doubling down on proposals to expand their elite club competition to 36 teams, in addition to a host of contentious changes to the competition.
The plans were first laid out to clubs in a video conference call on February 17, when some outside the traditional top six spoke out against the proposals.
Sportsmail can reveal there was further push-back at a subsequent Premier League meeting last week, with club chiefs insisting they weren’t prepared to accept UEFA’s expansions plans in their current guise.