Dan Meis, the architect responsible for designing Everton's new stadium, has tragically lost his home in the raging wildfires sweeping through Los Angeles.
Dan Meis, the architect behind Everton 's new stadium, has revealed that his Los Angeles home was destroyed in the recent wildfires. Meis, who has been deeply involved with the Everton Stadium project since 2016, shared the heartbreaking news on social media, stating that he and his family had lost their home. The architect has been a popular figure among Everton fans for his frequent interactions and updates on the stadium construction.
The Everton Stadium is scheduled to open next season, with a test game planned for February 17th
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