Arsenal are in pre-season action in Australia (Picture: Getty Images)

We are in the midst of silly season but amid all the transfer comings and goings there is some football being played around the globe in pre-season friendlies.

Jurgen Klopp blasts Liverpool players for their celebrations vs Chelsea

Some sides have jetted off to far-flung corners of the world whilst others have stayed at home to take on local sides as they get their squads together for the coming season.

Find out where your side will be playing in the build up to the Premier League campaign with the full list of fixtures below.

Arsenal

Alexandre Lacazette is Arsenal’s big-money summer signing (Picture: Getty Images)

July 13 – Sydney FC (ANZ Stadium)

July 15 – Western Sydney Wanderers (ANZ Stadium)

July 19 – Bayern Munich (Shanghai Stadium – International Champions Cup)

July 22 – Chelsea (Bird’s Nest Stadium)

July 29 – Benfica (Emirates Cup)

July 30 – Sevilla (Emirates Cup)

Aug 6 – Chelsea (Wembley – Community Shield)




Bournemouth

Eddie Howe has worked wonders as Bournemouth manager (Picture: Getty Images)

July 15 – Estoril Praia (Stadium Municipal)

July 22 – Portsmouth (Fratton Park)

July 29 – Queens Park Rangers (Loftus Road)

July 30 – Valencia (Vitality Stadium)

Aug 2 – Yeovil (Huish Park)

Aug 6 – Napoli (Vitality Stadium)

Brighton

Chris Hughton leads Brighton into their first Premier League campaign (Picture: Getty Images)

July 14 – Fortuna Dusseldorf (Sportplatz St Ulrich)

July 22 – Crawley Town (Checkatrade.com Stadium)

July 25 – Southend United (Roots Hall)

July 29 – Norwich City (Carrow Road)

Aug 1 – Girona (Nou Estadi Municipal de Palamos)

Aug 6 – Atletico Madrid (Amex Stadium)

Burnley

Burnley will look to stave off relegation again (Picture: Getty Images)

July 14 – Shamrock Rovers (Tallaght Stadium)

July 22 – Kidderminster Harriers

July 22 – Alfreton Town

July 25 – Preston (Deepdale)

July 29 – Nottingham Forest (City Ground)

Aug 1 – Celta Vigo (Turf Moor)

Aug 5 – Hannover 96 (Turf Moor)

Chelsea

Antonio Rudiger has joined Chelsea this summer (Picture: Chelsea)

July 22 – Arsenal (Bird’s Nest Stadium)

July 25 – Bayern Munich (Singapore – International Champions Cup)

July 29 – Inter Milan (Singapore – International Champions Cup)

Aug 6 – Arsenal (Wembley – Community Shield)

Crystal Palace

Frank de Boer has arrived in the Premier League (Picture: Getty)

July 15 – Maidstone United (Gallagher Stadium)

July 19 – Liverpool (Hong Kong – PL Asia Trophy)

July 22 – West Brom (Hong Kong – PL Asia Trophy)

July 29 – Metz (Stade Saint Symphorien)

Aug 5 – Schalke (Selhurst Park)

Everton

Wayne Rooney is back with the Toffees (Picture: Shutterstock/REX)

July 13 – Gor Mahia FC (Tanzania)

July 19 – FC Twente (SV De Lutte)

July 22 – Genk (Luminus Arena)

Aug 6 – Sevilla (Goodison Park)

Huddersfield

Huddersfield came up through the play-offs last season (Picture: Getty Images)

July 12 – Accrington Stanley (Wham Stadium)

July 16 – Bury (Gigg Lane)

July 22 – Barnsley (Oakwell)

Aug 1 – Stuttgart Austria)

Aug 4 – Torino (Austria)

Leicester City

Jamie Vardy (Picture: Getty Images)

July 19 – West Brom (Hong Kong, PL Asia Trophy)

July 22 – Crystal Palace/Liverpool (Hong Kong, PL Asia Trophy)

July 26 – Luton (Kenilworth Road)

July 28 – MK Dons (Stadium MK)

July 29 – Wolves (Molineux Stadium)

Aug 1 – Burton (Pirelli Stadium)

Aug 4 – Borussia Monchengladbach (King Power)

Liverpool

Liverpool have splashed the cash on Mohamed Salah this summer (Picture: Getty Images)

July 12 – Tranmere (Prenton Park)

July 14 – Wigan (DW Stadium)

July 19 – Crystal Palace (Hong Kong, PL Asia Trophy)

July 22 – West Brom/Leicester (Hong Kong, PL Asia Trophy)

July 29 – Hertha BSC (Olympiastadion)

Aug 1 – Bayern Munich (Allianz Arena, Audi Cup)

Aug 2 – TBC (Allianz Arena, Audi Cup)

Aug 5 – Athletic Bilbao (Aviva Stadium)

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola will be expected to produce a title challenge with Manchester City (Picture: Getty Images)

July 20 – Manchester United (NRG Stadium, Houston – International Champions Cup)

July 26 – Real Madrid (Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum – International Champions Cup)

July 29 – Tottenham (Nissan Stadium, Nashville – International Champions Cup)

Aug 4 – West Ham (Iceland)

Manchester United

Romelu Lukaku to Manchester United is the biggest move of the summer so far (Picture: Getty Images)

July 15 – LA Galaxy (Stubhub Centre)

July 17 – Real Salt Lake (Rio Tinto Stadium)

July 20 – Manchester City (NRG Stadium, Houston – International Champions Cup)

July 23 – Real Madrid (Levi’s Stadium, California – International Champions Cup)

July 26 – Barcelona (FedExField, Washington – International Champions Cup)

July 30 – Valarenga (Ullevaal Stadium)

Aug 2 – Sampdoria (Aviva Stadium)

Aug 8 – Real Madrid (UEFA Super Cup)

Newcastle

Rafael Benitez is back in the Premier League with Newcastle (Picture: Getty Images)

July 14 – Hearts (Tynecastle)

July 22 – Preston (Deepdale)

July 26 – Bradford (Northern Commercials Stadium)

July 29 – Mainz (Opel Arena)

Aug 2 – Wolfsburg (AOK Stadium)

Aug 6 – Hellas Verona (St James’ Park)



Southampton

James Ward-Prowse will be key for Saints this season (Picture: Action Images via Reuters)

July 15 – St Gallen (Sportanlage Kellen)

July 22 – Brentford (Griffin Park)

July 29 – Saint-Etienne (Stade Municipal de Chambéry)

Stoke City

Mark Hughes (Picture: Getty Images)

July 10 – Neuchatel Xamaz (Switzerland – Uhrencup)

July 12 – Young Boys (Switzerland – Uhrencup)

July 15 – Monaco (Switzerland)

July 25 – Sheffield United (Bramall Lane)

July 29 – Bolton (Macron Stadium)

July 30 – Crewe (Alexandra Stadium)

Aug 5 – RB Leipzig (Red Bull Arena)

Swansea City

Fernando Llorente will lead the line for the Swans (Picture: Reuters / Rebecca Naden)

July 12 – Barnet (The Hive)

July 15 – Philadelphia Union (Philadelphia)

July 19 – Richmond Kickers (Richmond)

July 22 – North Carolina (Sahlen’s Stadium)

July 29 – Birmingham (St Andrew’s)

Aug 5 – Sampdoria (Liberty Stadium)

Tottenham

Dele Alli and Harry Kane (Picture: Getty Images)

July 22 – PSG (Camping World Stadium, Orlando – International Champions Cup)

July 25 – Roma (Red Bull Arena, New Jersey – International Champions Cup)

July 29 – Manchester City (Nissan Stadium, Tennessee – International Champions Cup)

Aug 05 – Juventus (Wembley)

Watford

Troy Deeney (Picture: Getty Images)

July 8 – Woking (Laithwaite Community Stadium)

July 15 – AFC Wimbledon (Cherry Red Records Stadium)

July 18 – Viktoria Plzen (Austria)

July 22 – Eibar (Austia)

July 29 – Aston Villa (Villa Park)

Aug 5 – Real Sociedad (Vicarage Road)

West Brom

July 12 – Slavia Prague (Kumberg Stadium)

July 19 – Leicester (Hong Kong Stadium, PL Asia Trophy)

July 22 – Crystal Palace/Liverpool (Hong Kong Stadium, PL Asia Trophy)

July 26 – Walsall (Banks’s Stadium)

July 26 – Burton Albion (Pirelli Stadium)

July 29 – Bristol Rovers (Memorial Stadium)

July 29 – Slough Town

Aug1 – Kidderminster (Aggborough)

Aug 1 – Port Vale (Vale Park)

Aug 5 – Deportivo (Estadio Riazor)

West Ham

Slaven Bilic (Picture: /Getty Images)

July 28 – Werder Bremen (Betway Cup)

July 29 – Werder Bremen (Betway Cup)

Aug 1 – Altona 93 (Germany)

Aug 4 – Manchester City (Iceland)