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EFL and Premier League reportedly £27m apart on solidarity payments deal

The Athletic reports the EFL would accept £207m a year in extra payments, above the Premier League's £180m offer.

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The Athletic reports the EFL has told the Premier League it will accept the proposed New Deal for Football if the league raises its offer of an extra £180m a year in solidarity payments to £207m annually. The additional £27m would be reserved for Leagues One and Two. Other details remain unresolved after years of stop-start talks.

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The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFCThe EFL and Premier League are now only £27m apart from agreeing a comprehensive new financial solidarity package for the men’s game after years of stop-start talks. While there are still some other details to decide, the EFL has told the Premier League it will accept the so-called New Deal for Football if the latter ups its latest offer of an extra £180m a year in solidarity payments to £207m annually, with the additional amount ring-fenced for Leagues One and Two. Full story from @mjshrimper — free to read ⬇️13h
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    The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFCThe EFL and Premier League are now only £27m apart from agreeing a comprehensive new financial solidarity package for the men’s game after years of stop-start talks. While there are still some other details to decide, the EFL has told the Premier League it will accept the so-called New Deal for Football if the latter ups its latest offer of an extra £180m a year in solidarity payments to £207m annually, with the additional amount ring-fenced for Leagues One and Two. Full story from @mjshrimper — free to read ⬇️13h
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