The Premier League says it wants to resolve its ongoing funding dispute with the EFL "as soon as possible," according to BBC News.
The two bodies have been at odds over how top-flight revenues should be distributed to clubs further down the football pyramid, with talks continuing over a new financial settlement. While specific terms remain unresolved, the Premier League's stated urgency suggests both parties are keen to avoid prolonging the stalemate.
The EFL has long pushed for a fairer share of broadcast income to support clubs in the Championship, League One and League Two, many of whom rely heavily on solidarity payments from the top flight.
BBC News did not detail a timeline or specific proposals on the table, but the Premier League's public commitment to reaching an agreement quickly signals movement after a prolonged period of negotiation between the two organisations.