Premier League sides have started releasing their pre-season schedules before the upcoming 2026/27 season.
Ahead of the new season beginning on the 21st of August, the top sides in the country will be jetting off across the world in preparation for the new campaign.
Here is everything you need to know about where they will be playing and who they will be up against this summer…
(This article will be continually updated when more information is released)
Arsenal
July 25: MK Dons, behind closed doors
August 1: Girona, Estadi Montilivi, Spain, 7pm
August 5: Real Betis, Aviva Stadium, Dublin, 7:30pm
August 9: Borussia Dortmund, Emirates Stadium, 2pm
August 12: Como, Emirates Stadium, 7.30pm
August 16: Man City, FA Community Shield, Principality Stadium, 3pm
Aston Villa
July 21: Walsall, Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium, 7:30pm
July 25: Porto, Estádio do Dragão, Portugal, 8pm
July 28: Real Sociedad, Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium, 7:30pm
August 1: Indonesia All-Stars, Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium, Indonesia, 1pm
August 4: BG Pathum United, True BG Stadium, Thailand, 1:30pm
August 7: Bayern Munich, Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong, 1pm
August 15: Borussia Monchengladbach, Borussia-Park, Germany, 2:30pm
Bournemouth
July 24: St. Pauli, Saalfelden Arena, Austria, 3pm
July 30: Augsburg, Saalfelden Arena, Austria, 3pm
August 4: Genoa, Bournemouth Performance Centre
August 8: Real Betis, Estadio de La Cartuja, Spain, 7:30pm
Brentford
July 15: AFC Wimbledon, behind closed doors, Jersey Road
August 8: Rennes, Roazhon Park, France, 5pm
August 15: Eintracht Frankfurt, Gtech Community Stadium.
Brighton & Hove Albion
July 18: Brighton v Wycombe Wanderers, American Express Elite Football Performance Centre
July 25: FC Annecy, behind closed doors, France
August 1: Strasbourg, behind closed doors, France
August 8: Roma, Amex Stadium, 3pm
August 15: Bologna, Amex Stadium, 3pm
Chelsea
July 28: Western Sydney Wanderers, Accor Stadium, Australia, 10:45am
August 1: Spurs, Accor Stadium, Australia, 10:45am
August 5: Juventus, Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong, 1:30pm
August 8: AC Milan, Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium, Indonesia, 1pm
August 9: Johor Darul Ta’zim, Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, Malaysia, 1pm
August 15: Real Sociedad, Stamford Bridge, 2pm
Coventry City
July 11: AFC Wimbledon, behind closed doors
July 18: Northampton Town, Sixfields Stadium, 2pm
August 8: Espanyol, Coventry Building Society Arena, 5:30pm
August 14: Monaco, Coventry Building Society Arena, 7:30pm
Crystal Palace
July 18: Swindon, Academy Training Ground
July 25: Bromley, The CopperJax Community Stadium
July 28: Lens, Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, Italy, 6pm
July 28: Famalicao, Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, Italy, 7:30pm
August 7: Fulham, behind closed doors, 6pm
Everton
July 18: Dundee, Dens Park, Scotland, 2pm
July 25: Bolton, Toughsheet Community Stadium, 3pm
July 28: Stoke, bet365 Stadium, 7:45pm
August 1: Hamburger SV, Volksparkstadion, Germany, 4pm
August 8: Stuttgart, MHP Arena, Germany, 4pm
August 12: Newcastle, Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Scotland, 5:15pm
Fulham
July 25: Norwich, Motspur Park
July 28: Al-Ahli, Estadio Municipal Albufeira, Portugal, 6pm
August 7: Fulham, behind closed doors, 6pm
August 15: Stuttgart, Craven Cottage, 4pm
Hull City
July 25: Konyaspor, Aluminij Sports Park, Slovenia
July 28: Caykur Rizespor, Ljudski vrt, Slovenia
August 1: Kasimpasa, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium, Istanbul, Türkiye
August 8: Eintracht Frankfurt, maxwork Sportpark, Germany, 2pm
August 15: Nice, MKM Stadium, 3pm
Ipswich Town
July 29: Osasuna, JobServe Community Stadium, 7:45pm
August 1: Oxford United, Kassam Stadium, 12pm
August 1: Wycombe Wanderers, Adams Park, 4pm
August 4: Le Havre, Portman Road, 7:45pm
August 8: Rayo Vallecano, Portman Road, 3pm
August 15: Union Berlin, Stadion An der Alten Försterei, Germany, 2:30pm
Leeds United
July 25: Wrexham, Raymond James Stadium, USA, 12:30am (July 26 UK)
July 30: Sunderland, Sports Illustrated Stadium, USA, 12:30am (July 31 UK)
August 2: Liverpool, Soldier Field, USA, 9pm
August 8: RB Leipzig, Elland Road, 2pm
August 12: Man Utd, Croke Park, Ireland, 7:30pm
August 15: Augsburg, Elland Road, 3pm
Liverpool
July 25: Sunderland, Geodis Park, 11pm
July 29: Wrexham, Yankee Stadium, 12:30am (July 30 UK)
August 2: Leeds, Soldier Field, USA, 9pm
August 9: Monaco, Anfield, 2:30pm
August 16: Como, Anfield, 6pm
Manchester City
August 1: Inter Milan, Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong, 12:30pm
August 5: K-League All-Stars, Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea, 1pm
August 9: Atletico Madrid, Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea, 1pm
August 16: Arsenal, FA Community Shield, Principality Stadium, 3pm
Manchester United
July 18: Wrexham, Olympic Stadium, Finland, 4pm
July 24: Rosenborg, Lerkendal Stadion, Norway, 5pm
August 1: Atletico Madrid, Strawberry Arena, Sweden, 2pm
August 8: Paris Saint-Germain, Nya Ullevi, Sweden, 4pm
August 12: Leeds, Croke Park, Ireland, 7:30pm
August 15: AC Milan, Tarczynski Arena, Poland
Newcastle United
July 18: Darlington (behind closed doors)
July 25: Gateshead, Gateshead International Stadium, 12:30pm
July 29: Bristol City, Ashton Gate, 7:30pm
August 8: Valencia, Mestalla Stadium, Spain, 8pm
August 12: Everton, Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Scotland, 5:15pm
August 15: Bayer Leverkusen, St. James’ Park, 3pm
August 16: Strasbourg, St. James’ Park, 4pm
Nottingham Forest
July 18: Notts County, Meadow Lane
July 22: Blackburn, Estadio de Nora, Portugal, 11am
July 26: Vitoria (behind closed doors)
July 31: Sporting, Estádio Algarve, Portugal, 7:45pm
July 31: Portimonese SAD, behind closed doors, Portugal, 11am
August 8: Udinese, Bluenergy Stadium, Italy, 7pm
August 8: Barcelona, Bluenergy Stadium, Italy, 8pm
August 12: Bayer Leverkusen, City Ground, 7:45pm
August 16: Stade Brestois 29, City Ground, 2pm
Sunderland
July 18: York City, LNER Community Stadium, 3pm
July 25: Liverpool, Geodis Park, USA, 11pm
July 30: Leeds, Sports Illustrated Stadium, USA, 12:30am (July 31 UK)
August 2: Wrexham, Subaru Park, USA, 5pm
August 8: Lens (behind closed doors), France, 11am
August 8: Lens, Stade Bollaert-Delelis, France, 4pm
August 15: Rennes, Stadium of Light, 3pm
Tottenham Hotspur
July 22: MK Dons (behind closed doors), Hotpsur Way, 4pm
July 26: Auckland FC, Eden Park, New Zealand, 4:30am
July 29: Sydney FC, Allianz Stadium, Australia, 10:45am
August 1: Chelsea, Accor Stadium, Australia, 10:45am
August 8: Getafe, behind closed doors, Hotspur Way, 3pm
August 15: Hoffenheim, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 3pm
August 16: Hoffenheim, behind closed doors, Hotspur Way,