Premier League clubs will meet on 29 February to have another attempt agreeing a funding deal for the English Football League (EFL).
Agreement over how the 'New Deal' should be financed has proved elusive over the past few months.
Some clubs have felt the 'bigger' members of the top flight should pay a greater percentage.
The overall sum, which will be partly tied to future TV revenues, is expected to be around £900m over six years.
There had also been disagreement over financial regulations to be implemented in the Championship.
There is no guarantee of a conclusion to the matter on 29 February and there is potential for a further meeting on 11 March should it be needed.