Project Big Picture might be dead, but the 20 Premier League clubs have promised a wide-ranging review of the game in this country. So what changes could we see, and WHEN could they be introduced?

All 20 Premier League clubs rejected proposals put to them by Liverpool and Manchester United during an emergency meeting on Wednesday to radically re-alter the English game.

Project Big Picture may be dead, but the clubs instead agreed to a widespread strategy review and also gave the green light to a new bailout offer to the EFL after their opening attempt was rejected.

Liverpool and Manchester United, as well as EFL chairman Rick Parry, wanted a radical restructure of English football that would have led to increased funding for the EFL, a reduction of top-flight clubs from 20 to 18 and scrapping the Carabao Cup among other things.