The Premier League shareholder meeting is set to put key decisions to all 20 clubs over their position on new financial reforms, including a controversial new salary cap.

The Premier League could introduce significant changes to the financial structure of the division during the latest shareholder meeting, with representatives from all 20 clubs set to vote on three key proposals on Friday. It has been 10 years since the league introduced financial measures, with the most recent model, profit and sustainability (PSR), drawing plenty of criticism.

The current system allows Premier League clubs to make losses of up to £105million over a three-year period, though some clubs have found ways to get around this system. Others have been punished, such as Nottingham Forest's points deduction i

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