Liverpool are reportedly one of six top-flight clubs that have voted against the Premier League initiating discussions with the Football Association and English Football League over drastic financial changes as part of the 'New Deal for Football' package.
According to the Times' Martyn Ziegler, Liverpool - along with Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea - voted against allowing conversations to begin between the three governing bodies over a revised deal for the 72 clubs below the Premier League.
In the latest Premier League shareholders' meeting, which took place on Tuesday, 14 of the 20 top-flight clubs successfully voted in favour of the league's member clubs agreeing to initiate talks around delivering an additional £170m in financial advances each year.
