Aston Villa chief executive Christian Purslow does not support the Premier League's plan to finish the season at neutral venues because it increases the risk of a relegation "catastrophe" for his club.
League chiefs are aiming to restart the postponed season in June and hope to complete the remaining 92 fixtures behind closed doors at neutral venues in a bid to avoid coronavirus risks.
But Purslow feels taking away home advantage would punish clubs such as Villa, who usually draw large, vociferous crowds.
Villa are second bottom of the table, two points from safety, but with a game in hand on fourth-bottom Watford.
"Personally I'm against it (neutral venues)," Purslow told TalkSport on Wednesday.
"We're a club that prides itself on home form. Two-thirds of our wins this season have come at home."
"We've got six home games left to play and I think any Villa fan would agree that giving up that advantage is a massive decision for somebody running Aston Villa and I certainly wouldn't agree to that unless those circumstances are right."
Disclaimer: No Business Standard Journalist was involved in creation of this content