Every Premier League club’s pre-season schedule ahead of 2023-24

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·27. Juni 2023

Every Premier League club’s pre-season schedule ahead of 2023-24

It only feels like yesterday that the 2022-23 season wrapped up, but Premier League clubs are already preparing for a gruelling pre-season this summer to regain their fitness.

These days most of the top European sides use pre-season as an excuse to tour the globe and this year is no different with plenty of Premier League clubs jetting off to the far corners of the globe.

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We’ve gathered all the information you need to know in one handy place. We’ve collected the pre-season fixtures and results for each Premier League club to stick in your diaries.

Arsenal

July 13 – FC Nurnberg (A) July 20 – MLS All-Stars (Washington, D.C, USA) July 22 – Manchester United (New York, USA) July 26 – Barcelona (Los Angeles, USA) August 2 – Monaco (H) (Emirates Cup)

Aston Villa

July 15 – Walsall (A) July 24 – Newcastle (Philadelphia, USA) July 27 – Fulham (Orlando, USA) July 30 – Brentford (Washington, D.C, USA) August 3 – Lazio (Bescot Stadium, Walsall) August 5 – Valencia (A)

Bournemouth

July 13 – Hibernian (Marbella, Spain) July 16 – Maccabi Tel Aviv (Marbella, Spain) July 25 – Southampton (A) July 29 – Atalanta (H)

Brentford

July 12 – Boreham Wood (A) July 23 – Fulham (Philadelphia, USA) July 26 – Brighton (Atlanta, USA) July 30 – Aston Villa (Washington, D.C, USA)

Brighton

July 23 – Chelsea (Philadelphia, USA) July 27 – Brentford (Atlanta, USA) July 29 – Newcastle (New Jersey, USA)

Burnley

TBC

Chelsea

July 19 – Wrexham (North Carolina, USA) July 22 – Brighton (Philadelphia, USA) July 26 – Newcastle (Atlanta, USA) July 30 – Fulham (Landover, USA) August 2 – Borussia Dortmund (Chicago, USA)

Crystal Palace

July 11 – Barnet (A) July 15 – Brondby IF (H, academy) July 19 – Crawley Town (A) July 27 – Millonarios (Chicago, USA) July 31 – Sevilla (Detroit, USA)

Everton

July 14 – FC Stade Nyonnais (A) July 22 – Tranmere (A) July 22 – Wigan (A) July 25 – Bolton (A) July 29 – Stoke (A) August 5 – Sporting (H)

Fulham

July 23 – Brentford (Philadelphia, USA) July 26 – Aston Villa – (Orlando, USA) July 30 – Chelsea (Landover, USA)

Liverpool

July 19 – Karlsruher SC (A) July 24 – Greuther Furth (A) July 30 – Leicester (Singapore) August 2 – Bayern (Singapore)

Luton Town

July 25 – Chesham United (A)

Manchester City

July 23 – Yokohama F. Marinos (TBC) July 26 – Bayern Munich (TBC) July 30 – Atletico Madrid (TBC)

Manchester United

July 12 – Leeds (Oslo, Norway) July 19 – Lyon (Edinburgh, Scotland) July 22 – Arsenal (New York, USA) July 26 – Wrexham (San Diego, USA) July 27 – Real Madrid (Houston, USA) July 31 – Borussia Dortmund (Las Vegas, USA) August 6 – Athletic Club (Dublin, Ireland)

Newcastle

July 15 – Gateshead (A) July 18 – Rangers (A) July 24 – Aston Villa (Philadelphia, USA) July 27 – Chelsea (Atlanta, USA) July 29 – Brighton (New Jersey, USA)

Nottingham Forest

July 15 – Notts County (A) July 18 – Valencia (A, training ground) July 22 – Levante (A, training ground) July 30 – PSV (A) August 2 – Rennes (St George’s Park) August 5 – Eintracht Frankfurt (A)