Scottish Premiership sides have welcomed an action plan that aims for the income of clubs to be increased from £28.4m to £50m by 2029.
SPFL members - Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibernian and Dundee United and Dundee - commissioned an independent review with aims to secure a boost to Scottish football's money pot in the coming years. The deep dive has been carried out by financial experts Deloitte’s in order to undertake a “critical and transparent" review of the SPFL in 2021, with aims to explore strategic actionable steps.
And now Hibs chairman Ron Gordon has publicly welcomed the review on behalf of the member clubs, developing a five-year action plan in a bid to implement the recommendations following overwhelming support from all cinch Premiership sides. Priorities include maximisation of match day broadcasting and improving the image, brand and profile of the SPFL alongside commercial growth throughout in a bid to kick start a '"new era for Scottish football".
