Premier League preseason schedule 2025: Who is playing where this summer?
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With plenty of teams heading to the USA, plus many others also heading to Asia and across Europe, there are some intriguing training camps and fixtures lined up.
Below are all the confirmed preseason details for all 20 Premier League clubs this summer.
July 23 vs AC Milan (Singapore)
July 27 vs Newcastle (Singapore)
July 31 vs Tottenham Hotspur (Hong Kong)
July 16 at Walsall (Bescott Stadium, Walsall)
July 19 at Hansa Rostock (Ostseestadion, Rostock)
July 30 at St. Louis City SC (Energizer Park, St. Louis, Missouri)
August 2 at Nashville SC (GEODIS Park, Nashville, Tennessee)
July 15 vs Hibernian
July 19 vs Bristol City
July 26 vs Everton (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA)
July 31 vs Manchester United (Solider Field, Chicago, USA)
August 3 vs West Ham (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA)
August 9 vs Real Sociedad (Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth)
August 2 at Southampton (St. Mary's Stadium)
August 9 vs Wolfsburg (Amex Stadium)
July 26 at Huddersfield Town (John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield)
July 26 at Shrewsbury Town (Croud Meadow, Shrewsbury)
August 2 at Stoke City (bet365 Stadium)
August 9 vs TBD (Turf Moor, Burnley)
July 25 at Crawley Town (Broadfield Stadium, Crawley)
TBC vs Liverpool (FA Community Shield, Wembley Stadium, London)
July 15 at Accrington Stanley (Wham Stadium, Accrington)
July 19 at Blackburn Rovers (Ewood Park, Blackburn)
July 26 vs Bournemouth (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA)
July 30 vs West Ham (Solider Field, Chicago, USA)
August 3 vs Manchester United (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA)
August 9 vs Eintracht Frankfurt (Craven Cottage, London)
July 19 vs Manchester United (Stockholm, Sweden)
August 2 vs Villarreal (Elland Road, Leeds)
August 9 vs AC Milan (Aviva Stadium, Dublin)
July 13 at Preston North End (Deepdale, Preston)
July 26 vs AC Milan (Hong Kong)
July 30 at Yokohama F. Marinos (Yokohama, Japan)
August 4 vs Athletic Bilbao (Anfield, Liverpool)
TBC vs Crystal Palace (FA Community Shield, Wembley Stadium, London)
July 19 vs Leeds United (Stockholm, Sweden)
July 27 vs West Ham (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA)
July 31 vs Bournemouth (Solider Field, Chicago, USA)
August 3 vs Everton (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA)
August 9 vs Fiorentina (Old Trafford, Manchester)
July 19 vs Celtic (Celtic Park, Glasgow)
July 27 vs Arsenal (Singapore)
TBC July/August vs K-League Select XI (South Korea)
TBC July/August vs Tottenham Hotspur (South Korea)
August 9 vs Atletico Madrid (St James' Park, Newcastle)
July 12 at Gateshead (Gateshead International Stadium, Gateshead)
July 12 at South Shields (1st Cloud Arena, Jarrow)
July 19 vs Sevilla (Estadio Algarve, Portugal)
July 21 vs Sporting Lisbon (Estadio Algarve, Portugal)
July 26 at Hearts (Tynecastle, Edinburgh, Scotland)
July 29 at Hull City (MKM Stadium, Hull)
August 2 vs Real Betis (Stadium of Light, Sunderland)
July 31 vs Arsenal (Hong Kong)
August 7 at Bayern Munich (Allianz Arena, Munich)
TBC July/August vs Newcastle (South Korea)
August 13 vs PSG (UEFA Super Cup — Udine, Italy)
July 27 vs Man United (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA)
July 30 vs Everton (Soldier Field, Chicago, USA)
August 3 vs Bournemouth (Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA)
July 26 at Stoke City (bet365 Stadium, Stoke)
August 3 at Girona (Estadi Montilivi, Girona, Spain)
August 9 vs Celta Vigo (Molineux, Wolverhampton)
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