Premier League players names' will be replaced with support for the Black Lives Matters movement when top flight football returns next week.
Many footballers have demonstrated their support for the Black Lives Matter movement following two weeks of global protests after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, USA.
The idea was reportedly put forward during Thursday's meeting as clubs nailed down the final details for next week's Premier League return.
And a statement was released on Friday evening confirming Black Lives Matter will be on the backs of players' shirts, with the Premier League confirming they will also support those who wish to 'take a knee' before kick off.
The statement, which was shared by many Everton and Liverpool players, read: "We, the Players, stand together with the singular objective of eradicating racial prejudice wherever it exists, to bring about a global society of inclusion, respect, and equal opportunities for All, regardless of their colour or creed.
"This symbol is a sign of unity from all Players, all Staff, all Clubs, all Match Officials and the Premier League #blacklivesmatter #playerstogether."
A statement from the Premier League added: "The Premier League stands alongside players, clubs, The FA, EFL, PFA, LMA, PGMOL and all those who oppose discrimination in any form.
"The League supports the players’ wish to have their names replaced by Black Lives Matter on the back of their shirts for the first 12 matches of the restarted 2019/20 season.
"A Black Lives Matter logo will also feature on shirts for the remainder of the season, along with a badge thanking the NHS for their work during the COVID-19 crisis.
"In addition, the League will support players who "take a knee" before or during matches.
"The Premier League believes there is no room for racism, anywhere #NoRoomForRacism."
