Wolverhampton Wanderers have lodged a motion to scrap the use of VAR in the Premier League, with a vote to be held at next month's meeting of the 20 clubs. Wolves will need the backing of 13 other clubs to pass the resolution,

Premier League clubs will vote on whether to drop video assistant referees (VAR) from next season after Wolverhampton Wanderers submitted a resolution on Wednesday, citing the "negative consequences that damage the relationship between fans and football".

Wolves have been left aggrieved by a number of VAR decisions this season and, while they are not the only ones, their resolution will require 14 clubs to vote in favour to be passed

Premier League clubs will vote on whether to remove VAR from the Premier League next season, after Wolves formally submitted a resolution. The 20 member clubs will meet in Harrogate on 6 June for their annual general meeting and a vote will be held, with any rule changes requiring at least 14 teams in support of the proposal.

Wolves formally submitted their proposal to the Premier League calling for VAR to be scrapped this summer and there will be an opportunity for all 20 clubs to vote for or against VAR when they gather in Harrogate on June 6.

Premier League clubs will vote on whether to scrap video assistant referees (VAR) from next season at their annual general meeting next month.

Premier League clubs are set to hold a vote at their annual general meeting next month on a proposal to abolish the video assistant referee (VAR) system from the start of next season. VAR has been used in the English top-flight since 2019,

Premier League clubs will sensationally vote on a proposal to scrap VAR completely ahead of the 2024-25 season.