The working group of SPFL (CWG) competitions draws up plans for a 10-team league and the highest distribution scrapping.
As well as potential changes in the Scottish premiere, which would see a decrease in the number of accessories from 38 to 36, there could be a 10-team second level and a larger third league.
Sky Sports News He understands that preserving the current format of the premiere 12 clubs plus larger models of 14 or 16 teams is also considered CWG.
While the possibility of 14-teams can maintain a prospect of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee Derbies, which remain at its current frequency, it could cause problems around people in the lower half of more matches than those in the first six after the division.
The discussion must only be held on timing and while the changes could be introduced for the next season, the 2026/27 campaign is considered more realistic.
Tony Docherty’s Dundee is currently in 11th place and could be moved if the proposed plans are approved for next season
Discussed changes – revealed Herald – They are caused by overloading accessories and extra league phase games that clubs compete in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League Face.
SPFL has already announced this on Tuesday All Scottish Premiership clubs playing in the European playoffs will be able to request postponing one particular league match.
SPFL supported new rules allowing clubs in playoffs to postpone the league match from the next season
While no clubs have been consulted on any changes yet, any movement would need 11 out of 12 Premiership Clubs, 75 % of Premiership and Championship teams and 75 % of all 42 SPFL pages.
SPFL spokesman confirmed: “The working group of the SPFL competition will soon meet with the aim of discussing several different possibilities of reconstruction of the league.”
