Everton FC

Everton Football Club has expanded its agreement with official retail partner Fanatics to grow its overseas merchandising business and help design the retail operation at its planned new stadium

In the commercial battleground of English football, clubs are investing time and money in establishing community and CSR initiatives without any realistic prospect of a tangible return on investment. SportBusiness asks why, through the lens of three examples from the Premier League.

Everton have announced their proposed new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock will have a capacity of 52,000, with the potential to expand to 62,000

English Premier League side Everton has announced revenues of £189m (€210m/$239) for 2018, although the club slipped to an overall operating loss of £22.9m.

Premier League side Everton will not move into their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock until 2023 at the earliest, after the project was hit by fresh delays

Farhad Moshiri (pictured, right) has increased his stake in English Premier League club Everton to become the majority shareholder.

Everton director of marketing, Richard Kenyon, explains how innovative pricing and engagement with young fans have helped the Premier League club shore up ailing attendances.