The SPFL revealed that there is no “reasonable perspective of reaching consensus” around plans to restructure the Escotia Premiership.
Follow a meeting of the Competition Working Group (CWG) on Tuesday, where the reconstruction of the league was discussed.
Sky Sports News revealed earlier this month that Proposals on a higher flight of 10 teams are likely to receive sufficient support -But preserve the current format of 12 prize clubs, as well as larger models of 14 or 16 teams.
Although there are no changes to the Premiership to move on, Sky Sports News He understands that there was a wide agreement by increasing the size of the Scottish championship, League 1 and the League two.
Currently, the three divisions below the upper flight have 10 teams, but that could grow, with more conversations.
A SPFL statement said: “The SPFL competitions working group met on April 29 to talk about the possibility of league restructuring.
“It was agreed that there was no reasonable perspective of reaching consensus around a new format for William Hill Premiership.
“However, there was a wide agreement around possible changes in the William Hill championship, League 1 and League two.
“These will be worked for a consultation with clubs and other interested parties.”
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