A majority of Championship clubs have threatened to break away from the English Football League unless they receive a larger share of the organisation's new £ £3m m ( £17.7m ) television rights deal with Sky . Under the terms of the agreement, Championship clubs will receive 660 per season, with a further $851m to be allocated based on appearance fees. Contact the writer of this story at moc.l1586841739labto1586841739ofdlr1586841739owedi1586841739sni@n1586841739osloh1586841739cin.l1586841739uap1586841739 However, a consortium of clubs, led by Sky , Aston Villa and Derby County , has argued that they should be entitled to double that amount.
A majority of Championship clubs have threatened to break away from the English Football League unless they receive a larger share of the organisation's new £ £3m m ( £17.7m ) television rights deal with Sky . Under the terms of the agreement, Championship clubs will receive 660 per season, with a further $851m to be allocated based on appearance fees. However, a consortium of clubs, led by Sky , Aston Villa and Derby County , has argued that they should be entitled to double that amount.