SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster has revealed the implementation of VAR is on track to cost Scottish clubs in excess of £1million.
But he's actively working to drive the cost down after 41 out of 42 member clubs voted for its introduction in the Premiership on Tuesday.
The technology will be in place at some point next season with the league aiming to make VAR a fixture in every top flight game after the division returns from the World Cup break in mid-December.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Doncaster said: "It'll be paid on a sliding scale from one to 12 in the cinch Premiership."Ultimately, the other 30 clubs won't be covering any of the costs but the clubs benefiting will be paying for it.Get all the latest Sports news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours.To sign up, simply enter your email address into the link here.And if you aren't already, make sure you join the conversation over on our Facebook groups and Record Sport Instagram."It will be an expensive piece of kit, the quotes at the moment are over £1million."We're hoping to drive down the costs as best we can and working with the Scottish FA to minimise the requirement for clubs to continue."We're very pleased that overnight the Scottish FA gave an implementation grant to enable us to bring in VAR next season" Some have criticised the plans to introduce VAR after the five-week break in the 2022-23 season for the World Cup in Qatar, insisting having one half of a campaign officiated solely on
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