Premier League club’s £500million stadium taking shape as incredible new pictures show progress

EVERTON’S incredible new stadium is getting closer to completion.

The turnstiles slam shut for the final time at Goodison Park at the end of next season.

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GettyThe Toffees move to their Bramley-Moore Dock home for the 2025-26 season[/caption]

X / EvertonStadiumEverton have splashed £500m on building the ground[/caption]

Instagram / evertonstadiumThe huge roof is nearing completion[/caption]

Everton move across the city to their stunning new Bramley-Moore Dock home for the 2025-26 campaign.

The club have spent £500million on constructing the stadium.

And it will be able to hold an amazing 52,888 fans.

New images have been released from inside the ground and it is fast taking shape.

The Western Stand has been under development of late with tarmacking done on the concourses.

Concrete terracing has also been installed with the finishing touches soon to be added.

There is already blue seats in place around the top tier and the roof is slowly being constructed.

Everton‘s club shop is also coming together with the glass front now done.

Meanwhile, the executive boxes and home dugout just need decorating.

The area around the stadium is also set to be modernised with shopping outlets and houses set to built.

Aside from Everton games, the new home has been selected as a venue for Euro 2028 matches.

GettyA huge screen has been erected off the roof[/caption]

X / EvertonStadiumThe whole srrounding area is set to be modernised[/caption]

GettyThe ground will have a capacity for 52,888[/caption]