Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has cooled talk of re-introducing the five substitutions rule.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Manchester City's Pep Guardiola have led the calls for the Premier League to reintroduce five substitutes this season in a bid to curb a spate of injuries.
Masters, giving evidence at a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee, revealed clubs had voted against it twice already and does not expect it to be changed from three any time soon.
"We have had two votes on it at club level and both have been relatively supportive of three subs," he said.
"That has created some frustration, alongside discussions of fixture scheduling, which is related to the pandemic. There is a real issue and I don't foresee it changing in the foreseeable future. It has been voted on twice."