The Premier League has a plan worth billions to end the long financial discussion with the English Football League (EFL), according to VoetbalPrimeur. The original source is the Daily Mail. The plan involves the top-tier clubs making approximately £2 billion available to the 72 clubs on the three lower levels over a period of ten years.
The Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed to the proposal, which would see the current solidarity payments to clubs from the Championship, League One and League Two approximately doubled. The EFL clubs were informed of the plans last week. VoetbalPrimeur reports that the Premier League and the EFL are still in negotiations, with a definitive agreement yet to be reached. The two parties are currently £30 million apart, and previous attempts to reach a deal have been unsuccessful.