The 2024/25 season is fast approaching with AC Milan knowing that the Serie A opener against Torino on August 17 will come around incredibly quickly.
That is why the pre-season tour of the United States of America is crucial to Paulo Fonseca and the players that he has with him. Thanks to various international tournaments, though, he does not have as many players with him as would be ideal.
Regardless, here is your complete guide to Milan’s tour of the USA, with the squad having flown west earlier today.
Who are AC Milan playing in the USA?
Fonseca’s Rossoneri will be taking on three very good teams when they are in America as part of the 2024 Soccer Champions Tour. The five teams involved are Milan, Barcelona, Chelsea, Manchester City and Real Madrid.
Milan will be playing Man City, Real Madrid and Barcelona.
When and where are AC Milan’s pre-season tour games?
All times CEST.
- AC Milan vs Manchester City: Saturday, July 27 at 00:00, Yankee Stadium in New York
- AC Milan vs Real Madrid: Wednesday, July 31 at 02:30, Soldier Field in Chicago
- AC Milan vs Barcelona: Tuesday, August 6 at 01:30, M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore
How to watch AC Milan’s pre-season matches
- Italy: Sportitalia
- Canada: fuboTV Canada
- UK: Premier Sports
- USA: ESPN+
AC Milan’s USA Tour squad
Goalkeepers
Marco Sportiello, Noah Raveyre, Lapo Nava, Lorenzo Torriani.
Defenders
Adam Bakoune, Davide Calabria, Alessandro Florenzi, Matteo Gabbia, Alex Jimenez, Pierre Kalulu, Filippo Terracciano, Malick Thiaw, Fikayo Tomori.
Midfielders
Yacine Adli, Ismael Bennacer, Yunus Musah, Tommaso Pobega, Alexis Saelemaekers, Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
Attackers
Samuel Chukwueze, Lorenzo Colombo, Hugo Cuenca, Luka Jovic, Rafael Leao, Mattia Liberali, Daniel Maldini, Marco Nasti, Noah Okafor, Christian Pulisic.
When are AC Milan’s international players back?
Theo Hernandez, Mike Maignan and Tijjani Reijnders are expected at Milanello on August 3, whilst Alvaro Morata should be there on August 10.
Christian Pulisic and Yunush Musah will be in the USA from July 26, Noah Okafor from July 30 and Rafael Leao from July 28.