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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Will Unwin and Paul MacInnes

DARK SECRETS: Premier league offers efl extra 358m over three years with strings attached | Rare Historical Photos

Watford's Francisco Sierralta (left) and Leeds's Georginio Rutter battle for the ball
Championship clubs such as Watford and Leeds will vote on the Premier League’s proposals. Photograph: Tim Markland/PA

The Premier League has presented a plan to increase financial redistribution to the English Football League by £358m over the three seasons to 2025-26, with a series of strings attached.

Under the terms of the deal, EFL clubs would receive an extra £88m this season, an extra £101m next season and an extra £169m the season after. Those figures would continue to rise over the following three years of what would be a six-year agreement. Championship clubs would get 75% of the money paid by the Premier League, League One clubs 15% and League Two clubs 10%.

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