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Everton expects to submit proposals this year
Everton Football Club expects to submit plans for its new 52,000 seat stadium designed by Sheppard Robson and Dan Meis by the end of this year.
The stadium will be built at a waterfront site in Liverpool called Bramley-Moore Dock and will replaces the Toffees’ historic Goodison Park home, where the club has played since 1892.
A detailed application for Bramley-Moore Dock, which sits in the city’s World Heritage Site, and an outline application for the stadium will be submitted to the city council in the coming weeks, the club said.
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