The museum could become part of National Museums Liverpool
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Jobs at the National Football Museum could be under threat if running costs cannot be met by Preston City Council.
Councillors were meeting on Wednesday to discuss a cash shortfall at the museum, in Deepdale, Preston, which may mean a reduction in services.
The council is being asked to continue providing an annual grant of £25,000.
One of the money-saving options being considered by museum trustees is to make the attraction part of the National Museums Liverpool.
The museum, which offers free admission, includes a large collection of football memorabilia, photographs, film and interactive exhibits.
Funding for the free access policy came from the North West Development Agency (NWDA) and the Football Foundation.