Manchester United will return to the United States for a third time to face three Premier League clubs in the popular Summer Series.
The Red Devils’ previous pre-season tours saw them based in San Diego and Los Angeles. The squad will be based in Chicago for this year’s Premier League Summer Series, though.
United in Focus has all you need to know about the upcoming tour, including details on where the fixtures will be played, how to watch the matches, dates and kick-off times.
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Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images
Man United Pre-Season Tour 2025 fixtures, dates and kick-off times
Manchester United’s pre-season tour will begin against Graham Potter’s West Ham on Saturday 26, July 2025.
Manchester United vs West Ham will be played in New Jersey at the multi-purpose MetLife Stadium, home to the New York Giants and Jets. The MetLife Stadium has also been selected to host the final of the 2026 World Cup.
From there, the Red Devils will travel 800 miles west to Chicago where they will face Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth at the Soldier Field stadium which boasts a 62,500 seating capacity.
The 20-time league winner’s final match in their 2025 Premier League Summer Series tour will see Ruben Amorim take on David Moyes’ Everton at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Fixture Date KO Time (BST) Stadium Location
Man United vs West Ham 26th July, 2025 00:00 MetLife Stadium New Jersey
Man United vs Bournemouth 30th July, 2025 03:30 Soldier Field Chicago
Man United vs Everton 3rd August, 2025 23:00 Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta
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How to watch
All of Manchester United’s Pre-Season Tour 2025 fixtures will be broadcast live on MUTV. Supporters can subscribe to MUTV through the club’s official website.
MUTV is also available through all major network providers, including Sky and Virgin Media, for an additional fee.
Superb facilities key in decision to revisit United States
Looking to take advantage of the outstanding sporting facilities the United States have, Manchester United technical director Jason Wilcox confirmed the country’s ‘world-class’ training centres and stadiums were a key factor in the club’s decision to return for a third time.
“The weeks leading up to a new Premier League season is always an exciting time for Manchester United players and fans alike, and we enjoy spending that period in the US, taking advantage of world-class training facilities and stadiums, and engaging with fans,” Wilcox told ManUtd.
“Playing other teams from the Premier League provides the players with an opportunity to gain valuable playing time against top opposition, and for our passionate fans to see some of the most famous teams in world football playing live at three of the most iconic stadiums in North America.”
Before preparing for their Pre-Season Tour 2025, Manchester United will welcome Aston Villa to Old Trafford on Sunday 25 May 2025 for their final game of the 2024-25 Premier League season.