The chairmen of English Premier League clubs Burnley and Stoke City have cast doubt over the possibility of the Old Firm joining England's top flight.
Celtic and Rangers have restated their desire to leave the Scottish Premier League in the future.
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby said the move would yield economic benefits.
But, while stating he was not against the idea, his Stoke City counterpart Peter Coates believes there is little appetite for it in England.
The Old Firm clubs said this week that they were keen to move away from the SPL in order to realise their potential.
At a meeting in November, the Premier League in England is to discuss the possibility of a two-tier set-up that could involve the Glasgow sides.
Celtic and Rangers have restated their desire to leave the Scottish Premier League in the future.
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby said the move would yield economic benefits.
But, while stating he was not against the idea, his Stoke City counterpart Peter Coates believes there is little appetite for it in England.
The Old Firm clubs said this week that they were keen to move away from the SPL in order to realise their potential.
At a meeting in November, the Premier League in England is to discuss the possibility of a two-tier set-up that could involve the Glasgow sides.
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