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Premier League clubs begin three-month talks on EFL finance agreement
Premier League clubs have started a three-month period to finalize a financial arrangement with lower-league clubs. The talks aim to establish a long-term funding structure between the top division and the English Football League.
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The period follows recent discussions between the two groups over revenue distribution and support payments.
Background to the talks The EFL has sought increased funding from the Premier League in recent seasons. Current arrangements include parachute payments and solidarity distributions that vary by season. Both sides have held multiple meetings this year to explore a longer-term deal.
Next steps Negotiators are scheduled to meet again within the coming weeks.
Any agreement would require approval from both the Premier League board and EFL member clubs.
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