Nottingham Forest and their EFL counterparts have until Tuesday to give their feedback on the governing body’s plans to finish the season.
Earlier this week, the EFL put forward its proposals on how the campaign should be concluded if the action is curtailed.
It includes a points-per-game system to decide the final table, a four-team play-off and relegation and automatic promotion remaining as normal.
Approval of that plan will be written into the EFL's regulations for good, preventing any clubs from complaining or launching legal action in the future.
And now all 71 clubs have been handed the chance to give their feedback to the EFL ahead of their next board meeting on Wednesday.
A source close to the EFL has confirmed that the board will consider the feedback at Wednesday’s meeting before drafting their final proposal which will then be voted on by the clubs in the coming days after the meeting.
According to a national newspaper report on Saturday morning, confirmation of the outcome is expected by early in the following week, with June 1 earmarked.
However, a source close to the EFL has confirmed that the actual date of the outcome remains a working progress and at this moment in time no date has been set.
It is still hoped that the Championship season can be finished, though there is some opposition to this.
Forest are fifth in the table - in a play-off place - with nine matches remaining.
Teams in the second tier will officially be allowed to return to training on Monday following the first round of coronavirus tests.
The EFL confirmed on Friday afternoon that results are “unlikely to be available until Sunday 24 May” but no individual data on clubs will be released.
The League Two season looks set to be curtailed after clubs voted in favour of that outcome. There are likely to be discussions held next week after the EFL rejected their proposal of scrapping relegation.
Meanwhile, League One clubs remain split over what to do, with more showdown talks expected next week in a bid to come to some sort of agreement.
