Everton have hit the jackpot as Alan Myers shares latest Hill Dickinson Stadium announcement
Everton will be seeing pound signs after the latest announcement in relation to their Hill Dickinson Stadium home.
The Toffees finally completed their move away from Goodison Park in the summer, as they stepped away from their old stomping ground for the first time in over 130 years.
The Hill Dickinson Stadium has brought Everton several advancements off the pitch, but their early record there is also strong, having lost just one game on home turf so far this term.
The Friedkin Group will surely be delighted with the impact of the move so far, and things have just got even better for the Merseysiders after this latest announcement from UEFA.
UEFA confirm Hill Dickinson Stadium as Euro 2028 host venue
Everton legend Wayne Rooney recently visited the new stadium, and it has received plenty of plaudits from across the footballing world in recent months.
The Toffees’ new home is one that will be envied throughout the English footballing pyramid, and the quality of the facilities it provides has now been reflected by UEFA in their latest announcement.
The governing body have named the Hill Dickinson Stadium as one of the host venues for the Euro 2028 tournament, in what will be a proud moment for everybody connected to Everton.
Alan Myers has shared via his X account that the new ground will host five matches across the tournament, with four coming in the group stage and one in the round of 16.
Everton appear to have hit the jackpot as a result of that decision, both in terms of the prestige and the financial benefits that it will provide.
The stadium and all its bars, food outlets and hospitality areas will likely be set for an additional five sell-outs on top of the club games that campaign, which will certainly provide a welcome boost to the club’s finances.
New stadium may carry Everton back to the top of English football
Everton recently hosted a Rugby League Ashes test at their new home, and opportunities like that will be invaluable to them as a club in the coming years.
The effects of the new stadium have already been evident in the stands and behind the scenes so far, but it may take a while for them to truly be noticed on the pitch.
The ground will transform the Toffees’ financial horizons over time, and in turn, their spending capabilities, which opens the door for significant investments in the squad later down the line.
Everton have been starved of success in recent generations, but the move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium could mark the start of their climb back to the top table of English football.
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