Summary
Everton has undergone a major turnaround, spending a record £97 million to recruit nine new players. The club, once close to relegation, is now fifth in the Premier League and has moved to a new stadium. Their financial health has improved thanks to profits from player sales and a takeover by the Friedkin Group.
Key Facts
- David Moyes returned as Everton's manager in January when the team was near relegation.
- Everton bought nine players this summer, spending £97 million.
- The club avoided relegation by 23 points and is now fifth in the Premier League.
- Previously penalized for breaching financial rules, the club has changed its spending strategies.
- The takeover by the Friedkin Group has stabilized Everton's finances.
- Everton moved to Hill Dickinson Stadium, which holds over 52,000 people.
- The club made £86 million from player sales between 2021 and 2025.
- Everton plans to generate more income through the new stadium's expanded capacity and facilities.
