 IFA chief Howard Wells says radical reform is necessary |
The Irish Football Association is set to unveil its proposals for a radical revamp of the Irish League structure within a matter of weeks. The new top flight is expected to include 12 teams with a 10 team Intermediate Premier League and a 10 team First Division.
League delegates were updated on Monday night and told that negotiations with a sponsor were at an advanced stage.
All clubs in the new Premier League must meet specific criteria.
They must have a Uefa and domestic licence, sound finances, seating, lighting and other ground measures.
"We will hopefully be making an announcment by mid-December," Premier League chairman Bobby Jameson told the News Letter.
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