Everton want ‘staggering sums’ as new Bramley-Moore Dock spots yet to be filled
After four Premier League games at Goodison Park, Everton will have to move to Bramley-Moore Dock and permanently close their doors.
Many fans are looking forward to the upcoming season with mixed feelings as test events have gone off without a hitch and some fortunate fans have seen a glimpse of how their sparkling waterfront house would appear up close.
But some of that ambivalence may be due in part to the costs that have been suggested for Everton’s massive new stadium, especially for the upscale sections of the state-of-the-art arena.
Everton charging over £200,000 for executive perks
Everton has been recognised as the People’s Club for decades, and the Toffees have worked to uphold this reputation despite the quick evolution of football into what it is today.
Everton has consistently sought to establish a more personal connection with the blue-clad fans who come out rain, snow, and shine to cheer on their club despite the absurd wealth, egos, and greed that permeate the top level of football.
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Everton star is now a billionaire with over seven times Cristiano Ronaldo’s net worth
An ex-Everton striker had a prosperous career on the pitch before hanging up his boots in 2013, but he is now a billionaire off it.
With an astounding net worth more than seven times that of his former Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo, Louis Saha is a wealthy man.
From 2004 until 2008, the Frenchman played for the Premier League heavyweights and enjoyed a productive time at Old Trafford. Following his departure from the team, he joined Everton, where he eventually made 115 appearances and scored 34 goals.
The former France forward entered the business world after retiring from playing in 2013 at the age of 35, after stints with Everton, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, and Lazio. The valuation of his business, “AxisStars,” has soared to an astounding £4.3 billion.
Ronaldo’s already amazing net worth of £600 million is more than seven times smaller than Saha’s business. Establishing links between “professional athletes and entertainers, their peers and trusted partners” is the goal of the company, which Kate Hamer co-founded.
On their website, there’s a snapshot of the ex-striker with Hamer, and the firm’s description highlights: “Since hanging up his boots, Louis has moved into the world of business where he has used his experience to develop propositions to support athletes and other people in the public eye, in their careers.”
