Gary Neville is leading a 'Manifesto for Change' which seeks to restructure English football following the failure of Project Big Picture.
The former Manchester United captain, who co-owns League Two clubs Salford City, is part of a group which includes former FA chairman David Bernstein, ex-FA executive director David Davies and Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham which is calling for independent regulation of the game.
Their manifesto, which outlines a series of reforms, was published on Thursday with Neville claiming football has proven incapable of governing itself and distributing money fairly.
Independent regulation has continually resisted by the FA and its member clubs but several teams have felt the the financial burden of coronavirus meaning it may now prove a more attractive proposition.