Everton are set to generate revenue of over £240million once they move into their new stadium, Football Insider can reveal.
The Merseyside club started construction on the Bramley Moore Dock Stadium in 2021 and it is scheduled to be completed later this year.
Everton are expected to move into the stadium at the start of the 2025/26 season.
Positive financial news will be welcomed at Everton with the club currently awaiting the verdict of their points deduction appeal before addressing their second PSR breach.
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The Toffees were deducted 10 points after being found guilty of exceeding the Premier League’s £105million allowable losses – and they now face a second similar charge related to their 2022-23 accounts.
The details of Everton’s 2022-23 accounts are not yet public but revenue figures are expected to be similar to their 2021-22 accounts when they generated £181million.
Matchday income from Goodison Park only attributed to £15.1million of their club income – that figure is expected to soar once they move to the 52,888-capacity Bramley Moore Dock stadium.
With an additional £60million of revenue predicted by Wyness, Everton can expect revenue to grow north of £240million from 2025 onwards.
The opening of the stadium may also result in future naming rights deals or sponsor partnerships that could also grow their £50.4million commercial revenue.
In terms of revenue figures, that would rank Everton eighth in the Premier League behind only the ‘Big Six’ and Newcastle United.
The increase in revenue may align with new financial regulations in the Premier League that cap spending to a percentage of overall club income after a change of rules was discussed by top-flight clubs in a meeting last week.
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