Goodison Park lives on! Everton Women’s team to move to the iconic stadium permanently next season – while the side of men is preparing for Switch to Bramley -Moore Dock this summer

Goodison Park becomes the permanent home base of Everton Next season women’s team.

Everton Men’s team will say goodbye to their famous old land this weekend when they play their last game there before they go to a shiny New Bramley-Moore-Dock for the 2025-26 season.

But it will not be goodbye to everyone – with the women’s team that sets the ground in the ground to make their permanent home in the WSL From the start of next season.

This season Everton women finished eighth in the top flights of the ladies and have mentioned Walton Hall Park-with a capacity of 2,200-Hun Huis since February 2020.

The decision to move to Goodison, where the capacity is 39.572 follows an in -depth assessment in the future of the stadium by the Friedkin Group (TFG), which completed their takeover of the club in December.

The captain of Everton Women, Megan Finnigan, said: ‘This step is proof of where the women’s game is now and, more importantly, where it is going.

Everton Women’s Team will play their matches in Goodison Park from next season

The move comes in the light of Everton Men’s team that switches to their new Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium (photo) this summer

Everton -Women finished eighth in the WSL this season and now get the chance to play in a stadium with a capacity of only 40,000

‘Goodison is a magical stadium with a deep heritage and close ties with the local community. Leading the team for that first home game of next season will be nothing less than a career height -and the prospect of what Everton women can become with such an iconic site to name our house is extremely exciting. ‘

Angus Kinnear, CEO of Everton, added: ‘We know how cherished Goodison is, not only for every Evertonian, but for the game itself, and being able to keep such an iconic stadium in the heart of the Legacy project, is something that has been incredibly important to us.

‘From next season we are proud to say that our women will have an unparalleled permanent house in the WSL – a different declaration of intent if we try to build the basics that will help us challenge trophies.

‘The women’s game has grown considerably in recent years and we believe that growth will continue and accelerate. We have no illusions; There are obstacles that we have to overcome to make this a success both practically and economically, but we are convinced that we will overcome those challenges.

‘The value of investing in the women’s game has been demonstrated by our ownership group on AS Roma, with impressive results on the field. We believe that Everton women can emulate that success and go even further, with one of the most respected grounds in the history of the game as their permanent home. ‘