“Beto Reveals the Two Everton Stars Who Will Cry in Final Goodison Park Game – You Won’t Believe Who They Are
Everton will move to their new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock later this year, marking an exciting new chapter for the club.
However, many fans are feeling a sense of sadness at leaving behind Goodison Park.
With The Friedkin Group taking over the club just before Christmas, there is renewed hope for a brighter future.
After years of difficulties under Farhad Moshiri, many supporters were relieved when he sold the club. Now, under the new owners, the outlook is promising, and fans are eagerly anticipating the move to the new stadium.
Alan Shearer described the new venue as “gorgeous,” and Gary Lineker also shared his admiration. While both legends praised Goodison Park, Shearer noted that the stadium’s age is one of the reasons many Everton fans are looking forward to the change.
The final game at Goodison on May 18 against Southampton is bound to be an emotional occasion. Striker Beto revealed that two of his teammates have already said they expect to cry during the farewell.
The two Everton players who’ll cry in final game at Goodison Park
He mentioned Seamus Coleman and Idrissa Gueye, who both admitted they would likely shed tears.
Goodison Park, one of the most iconic stadiums in English football, will be deeply missed by Everton fans, and its departure will likely be felt by many neutral football supporters as well.
The game against Southampton will undoubtedly be emotional, and Everton will be hoping to secure a win to finish their time at Goodison on a high note.
No surprise if Coleman cries
In a recent interview, Beto spoke about the mixed emotions surrounding the club’s move to the new stadium.
Though he is focused on ensuring Everton’s safety from relegation, he shared that Coleman and Gueye had expressed how much they would miss Goodison.
Coleman, who has been with Everton since 2009, is especially attached to the club and the stadium.
His leadership and passion for Everton are well-known, and it’s no surprise that he anticipates an emotional farewell.
Coleman’s contract is up this summer, and while it remains unclear whether he will continue at the new stadium, it is likely he will remain involved with the club in some form as Everton begins its new chapter.
