Everton still aim to have their new home completed by 2025
Everton still aim to have their new home completed by 2025

Everton news: Alan Myers issues update on Bramley-Moore Dock stadium

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The construction of the new Everton stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock is going on well with the audio systems going in on 13 February, according to Alan Myers.

The Sky Sports journalist visited the Toffees stadium recently and has shared updates on the project as well.

The club have confirmed that the new stadium will be ready ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Via Twitter, Myers wrote: "Very well, the audio systems were going in yesterday. You really don’t get the true sense of it until you’re in there, incredible

Everton fans undoubtedly excited over the new stadium

Everton fans have every reason to be thrilled about the club's new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.

This state-of-the-art facility represents a significant milestone in the club's history, marking the transition from their beloved Goodison Park to a modern, world-class venue.

The stadium's impressive capacity of 52,888 seats, along with enhanced hospitality options, promises an unparalleled matchday experience for supporters.

Additionally, the stadium's strategic location in the docklands area of Liverpool signifies a revitalisation of the surrounding community, bringing economic growth and opportunities to the region.

The club's commitment to involving fans in the decision-making process and scheduling test events demonstrates a genuine desire to prioritize supporter experience and feedback.

With the stadium set to open ahead of the 2025-26 season, Evertonians can look forward to a bright future filled with memorable moments in their new iconic home.

Hopefully, the club are in the Premier League as the stadium is worthy of top-flight football and not the Championship.

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