Everton Women, of English soccer’s top-tier Women’s Super League, have secured Nestle Confectionary, the chocolates and sweet division of the multinational food and drinks giant, as a new commercial partner.
The new agreement will see Nestle Confectionary serve as the official chocolate and grab sweet partner of Everton Women and an official supplier of Hill Dickinson Stadium – the club’s official main stadium – and the women's team's home ground of Goodison Park.
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As part of the partnership, popular Nestle brands including KitKat, Smarties, Rowntree’s Aero, Lion, Yorkie, Milkybar, and Quality Street will feature across both venues.
Nestle will also gain a prominent presence at Goodison Park via pitchside LED advertising, big-screen exposure, and matchday activations designed to engage supporters and showcase the company’s products at food kiosks and points of sale.
Hill Dickinson Stadium will also stock Nestle’s products.
Gail Stove, out-of home confectionery lead for Nestlé UK & Ireland, said: “Nestlé Confectionery is excited to be an official partner of Everton Women and official supplier of Hill Dickinson Stadium.
“Working collaboratively with Everton Football Club, we’ll bring the No.1 confectionery single within the leisure channel, KitKat 4 Finger, along with other iconic Nestlé Confectionery brands for everyone to enjoy.”
Everton Women play some matches at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, home ground of the Everton men’s team, due to WSL rules that require clubs to host at least one home match per season at their nominated main stadium.
While Goodison Park serves as Everton Women’s everyday home ground, Hill Dickinson Stadium remains officially designated as the club’s main stadium.
Andrew Middleton, president of business operations at Everton, said: “Like Everton, Nestlé’s brands have been part of family life for generations, making this a natural fit for our supporters and matchday experience.
“This partnership is another important step in Everton Women’s continued growth, and we look forward to working with Nestlé to bring it to life.”
The partnership marks the second dedicated commercial partnership for Everton Women after last year’s deal secured with catering company GGM Gastro. Other sponsorship agreements are tied in with the men’s team.
The new partnership comes a month after it was reported that the Friedkin Group, the business and investment consortium led by US businessman Dan Friedkin, is seeking to sell off at least a part of its stake in Everton.
Friedkin acquired a majority stake in Everton in December 2024 from Farhad Moshiri and his Blue Heaven Holdings, with the club experiencing significant financial difficulty and on-pitch struggles.
Now, less than two years later, the group is exploring a partial or full sale of its holdings in the club, tapping investment bank Moelis & Company to lead the sales process.
Everton was Friedkin’s third European soccer acquisition after Italian heavyweights AS Roma in 2020, and French third-tier side AS Cannes (who were in the fourth tier at the time).
In May 2026, Forbes valued Everton at $930 million, 25th among all soccer clubs globally, owing largely to its 52,769-seater Hill Dickinson Stadium (the newest venue in the Premier League) and annual revenues of $255 million.
