"Everton's move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium is set to earn the club an extra 50m in revenue, according to experts. The Toffees left behind their former home of Goodison Park at the end of the 2024/25 campaign and moved into the Hill Dickinson Stadium at the beginning of the new Premier League campaign. David Moyes' side have been going about their business quietly, it must be said, with shrewd additions Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall impressing already."
""Everton is a really well-supported club so you would expect the new stadium to be full," began Wilson when speaking to Flashscore, who provide the latest sports betting apps. "It will be optimised commercially with all the corporate boxes but it will also be optimised for the access to food and beverages, merchandising, all that sort of extra ancillary stuff."
Everton relocated from Goodison Park after the 2024/25 season and opened the Hill Dickinson Stadium at the start of the new Premier League campaign. Financial projections estimate around 50m in additional revenue from enhanced commercial opportunities such as corporate boxes, food and beverage, and merchandising. Revenue is expected to spike initially and then plateau at a higher level than previously. Increased income should allow Everton to fund extra summer signings and expand squad investment. Early season performances and signings such as Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have coincided with strong home support and lively matchday atmospheres.
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