PREM clubs have the chance to vote to loosen loss limits for next term by £30million this week.
Aston Villa are urging an increase in the “permitted losses” in Prem Profitability and Sustainability Rules from the current £105m to £135m over a three-year period.
Everton and Nottingham Forest were deducted points last term for PSR breaches.
Promoted side Leicester are facing a similar penalty this coming season.
The proposal to up the limits after more than a decade is to be tabled by Villa at the Prem AGM in Harrogate but it is unclear how much support it will receive.
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League chiefs also want to agree the principle of the planned PSR replacement based on Uefa-style “squad cost ratios”.
Portsmouth currently hold the Premier League record following their nine-point deduction for entering administration in 2010.
Sheffield United, meanwhile, will start the Championship season minus two points relating to the 2022-23 campaign.
Leicester's predicament stems from breaches prior to their relegation in 2023 after nine seasons in the top flight.
The club avoided a points deduction last term after launching a legal case accusing the Premier League and EFL of "unlawfully conspiring" over the charges.
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The Foxes also asked for an injunction against a penalty before the end of the campaign.
Everton were slapped with an eight-point deduction this season while Forest were docked four points.
The Toffees started the new cycle £89.1m in the hole, meaning they can only afford to suffer £15.9m more in losses before breaking the £105m cap again.
