Former England striker Gary Lineker has backed the Football Association's proposals to increase the number of home-grown players in the country.
FA chairman Greg Dyke revealed plans for an overhaul of the English game on Monday, with an emphasis on giving younger players a chance.
Lineker, who scored 48 goals in 80 games for England, believes that the initiatives are an encouraging step forward.
The FA wants to introduce the proposals from 2016, but they are expecting opposition from Premier League clubs.
