As the summer heat begins to rise across the continent, football fans are gearing up for a whirlwind of friendly matches that will see some of Europe’s biggest clubs face off in a series of high‑profile encounters.
From July 25 through August 16, a packed itinerary will take teams from the United Kingdom to Spain, France, Germany and even the Southern Hemisphere, offering a rare glimpse of new tactical experiments and emerging talent.
All of these warm‑up games will be streamed live on OneFootball, which is rolling out a Summer Pass that bundles together every Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea friendly for €9.99, while individual fixtures can be purchased à la carte for €4.99 each.
The pass not only grants unlimited access to the featured friendlies but also includes exclusive behind‑the‑scenes content, making it an attractive option for supporters who want to follow every kick of the pre‑season action.
Matches will be staged in a variety of venues, including the historic Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, the iconic Elland Road in Leeds, and the storied Anfield ground in Liverpool, among others.
Additional fixtures are scheduled in cities such as Sunderland, Manchester, Girona, Mallorca, and the glamorous principality of Monaco, while German fans can look forward to showdowns in Hoffenheim and Gelsenkirchen.
Further afield, the tour will touch down in Auckland, New Zealand, and the vibrant western suburbs of Sydney, ensuring that the global fanbase remains engaged throughout the campaign.
With a blend of historic stadiums and modern venues, the schedule promises not only competitive practice but also a celebration of football’s worldwide reach.
A global tour of pre‑season venues
The itinerary reads like a world tour, with clubs swapping their home pitches for iconic grounds across four continents, each stop adding its own flavor to the preparation period.
Pricing and access
For those who prefer a pay‑per‑view model, OneFootball offers each match for €4.99, a price point that reflects the platform’s aim to balance affordability with a premium viewing experience.
As the teams fine‑tune their squads and tactics, the upcoming friendlies will serve as a crucial testbed for strategies that will shape the upcoming domestic campaigns, while also giving fans a first look at new signings and tactical setups.