The Premier League is likely to scrap the controversial pay-per-view method for matches after November's international window.
Clubs will instead look to devise a new solution that will cover the Christmas period.
A definitive decision was not taken at a shareholders meeting on Thursday but discussions are said to be ongoing.
However, the £14.95 fee - which led to significant protests among fan groups - is expected to be dropped.
It is understood that the model used in September, where all games were shown live by the Premier League's broadcast partners, is the likely direction of travel.
Pay-per-view remains on the table but a final decision is not expected this week.
Premier League likely to scrap PPV model
Clubs will instead look to devise a new solution that will cover the Christmas period.
A definitive decision was not taken at a shareholders meeting on Thursday but discussions are said to be ongoing.
However, the £14.95 fee - which led to significant protests among fan groups - is expected to be dropped.
It is understood that the model used in September, where all games were shown live by the Premier League's broadcast partners, is the likely direction of travel.
Pay-per-view remains on the table but a final decision is not expected this week.
Premier League likely to scrap PPV model