Everton’s new home: ‘It’s out of this world’

Ten thousand Everton fans got a cosmic first look at the £750m Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.

A freezing Monday night on the banks of the Mersey was turned into a starry-eyed spectacle for 10,000 lucky scousers this week, as the Toffees unveiled their brand-new, £750 million stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock. After four years of graft and grafting, Everton fans were finally treated to a taste of the future during an under-18s friendly against Wigan – and judging by the buzz on the Dock Road, it’s a future Evertonians can’t wait to embrace.

Cry your heart out Anfield, Everton’s new home is big, bold and built to thrill

Approaching via Liverpool’s historic dock road, there’s simply no missing this steel-and-red-brick giant. Where Goodison Park could sneak up on you among Victorian terraces, the new Bramley-Moore edifice towers like a footy fortress from another planet! Talk about docking in style – this modern marvel seems destined to become the envy of most Premier League rivals.

The ticket to a bright future

Everton’s shiny new ground will be home sweet home for the 2025-26 season. With an estimated construction bill of more than £750m, it’s not just a stadium – it’s a statement of intent that will send shockwaves across the city. That ambition is shared by supporters young and old, Everyone is excited. It will be sad to leave Goodison Park, but when fans see this, they’ll know it’s for a good reason.

From Goodison to greatness

If Goodison Park was once the beating heart of Everton, this new, modern fortress is set to send pulses racing like never before. After braving the cold for their first peek, fans can only dream of the electrifying atmospheres to come. And if that initial friendly is any sign, the Toffees will be well and truly unwrapped, ready to serve up a feast of football in their Mersey masterpiece.

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