Everton are set to move into their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock for the 2025-26 season.This will be their last campaign in their historic home at Goodison Park and they appear to be on course to avoid relegation.
The first full season of The Friedkin Group era will be played at the waterside property.
Sky Sports news editor Alan Myers blown away by Bramley-Moore Dock’s visuals
Alan Myers, the Sky Sports news editor, reacted to never-seen-before images shared by the Everton Stadium handle on X.
The account keeps posting updates about the new stadium and recently shared four images.
To this, Myers wrote: “Tremendous shots.”
TeamMatchesWinsDrawsLossesGoal DifferencePoints1. Liverpool312272427315. Everton3171410-535Liverpool and Everton’s records in the Premier League this season.
There have been two pilot events planned thus far and there is expected to be at least one more in the summer.
Nothing points towards a delay, which means that the stadium is expected to open as planned for the first home game of next season or before in case any fixture gets finalised.
Everton fans have every reason to be excited with the new stadium
The new stadium is a thrilling development that has fans buzzing with excitement.
After years of anticipation, this state-of-the-art, 52,888-capacity venue promises to elevate the Blues’ identity and matchday experience.
Moving from Goodison Park, a historic but aging ground, to a modern waterfront masterpiece symbolises progress and ambition, resonating with supporters eager for a fresh chapter.
The stadium’s design blends tradition with innovation, inspired by Goodison’s intimacy, ensuring an electric atmosphere.
The cutting-edge facilities offer comfort and accessibility unmatched at the old ground.
Fans are also excited about the economic boost it’ll bring to Liverpool’s north docks, fostering pride in the Toffees’ role in revitalising the area.
With a location boasting stunning Mersey views and improved transport links, it’s not just a stadium but a destination, enhancing the sense of community for Evertonians.
The increased capacity and potential for higher revenue could also empower the club to compete more fiercely in the Premier League, fueling dreams of silverware.
