Manchester United have revealed another exciting fixture as part of their upcoming summer pre-season tour.

After an impressive previous campaign that saw them finish third in the Premier League, the Red Devils will be looking to kick off the new season with strong momentum and positive performances.

The club will learn their 2026/27 Premier League fixtures next week, with pre-season training scheduled to begin next month. While United have typically chosen to tour the United States or Asia in recent years, this summer’s preparations will take place much closer to home, with a European tour lined up.

On Saturday, 18th July, Manchester United will play Wrexham in Helsinki, followed by a trip to Norway to face Rosenborg on Friday, 24th July.

They will then meet Atletico Madrid in Sweden on 1st August as part of the Snapdragon Cup, before taking on reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain on 8th August, also in Sweden.

Next, the team will travel to Dublin for a clash against Leeds United at Croke Park on 12th August.

Manchester United have now confirmed their final pre-season fixture against one of Europe’s most storied clubs.

The Reds will face seven-time European champions AC Milan on Saturday, 15th August, in Poland.

According to the club’s official website, “the fixture will take place in Wroclaw, Poland, on Saturday 15 August at the Tarczynski Arena, with the kick-off time still to be decided.”

The announcement further detailed that, “tickets will go on pre‑sale exclusively to all fans, including Season‑Ticket Holders, Executive Club Members and Official Members from Tuesday 9 June at 11:00 BST. General sale will commence on Saturday 13 June at 09:00 BST.”

Speaking about the newly confirmed match, Manchester United’s director of football Jason Wilcox said, “we’re excited to be concluding our pre‑season tour in Wroclaw, Poland, with a big game against AC Milan. With fixtures now confirmed across five countries and six fantastic cities, these matches will provide strong preparation for the 2026/27 season and a valuable opportunity to connect with our incredible fans across Europe. Their support will be vital as we build momentum.”

AC Milan finished fifth in Serie A last season and will participate in next season’s Europa League.

The two sides last met competitively in the Europa League Round of 16 in 2021, when Paul Pogba’s goal secured a 1-0 victory for Manchester United at San Siro, giving them a 2-1 aggregate win.