How to follow Manchester United in 2024-25 pre-season matches

Manchester United will kick off pre-season with a trip to Norway to play Rosenborg and will then head to Scotland for a friendly with Rangers. After that, it's time to jet off to the United States for games against Arsenal, Real Betis and Liverpool.

Ten Hag won't have a full squad available, as 11 players are away on international duty, with the Copa America, Euro 2024 and the Paris Olympics all taking place over the summer.

Manchester United will allow players a three-week holiday after international commitments, which means the likes of Lisandro Martinez, Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes, Luke Shaw and Kobbie Mainoo wil miss at least some part of pre-season.

Yet Ten Hag will have a strong squad to choose from. Harry Maguire, Mason Mount and Marcus Rashford will all be available to travel, and they will be joined by Casemiro and Antony, who are not part of the Brazil squad at the Copa America.

Victor Lindelof, Andre Onana and Amad Diallo will also be part of the pre-season tour, while Scott McTominay should also be available following Scotland's group-stage exit from Euro 2024.

Manchester United's first pre-season match is a trip to the Lerkendal Stadion in Trondheim to take on 26-time Norwegian champions Rosenborg. Perhaps surprisingly, the game will be the first meeting between the two famous clubs in 30 years. Despite several friendly clashes, Manchester United and Rosenborg have never met in a competitive fixture, but will come up against each other once more on July 15.

Ten Hag's side then fly over to Scotland to face Rangers at Murrayfield on July 20. The venue is home to Scotland's men's rugby team but was used by Man Utd last year in a 1-0 pre-season win over Lyon. This time around it's the Scottish giants and a first meeting since 2010, when a certain Wayne Rooney popped up with the winner for the Red Devils at Ibrox in the Champions League.

Manchester United's first game of the United States tour will be played on July 27 in Los Angeles at the 76,000-seater SoFi stadium against Premier League rivals Arsenal. It's a chance for the two sides to check on each other before they get back to business in the English top flight. The two teams met last year in New York in pre-season, with United running out 2-0 winners thanks to goals from Bruno Fernandes and Jadon Sancho.

Manchester United's second fixture on the tour is against La Liga side Real Betis at the Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego. Betis are managed by former Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini and will be familiar opponents for United fans, as the two sides met in the Europa League last 16 in 2023, with Ten Hag's men prevailing 5-1 on aggregate.

The Red Devils wrap up their United States tour with a clash against Liverpool and a first visit to South Carolina. Ten Hag's side face the Reds onAugust 3 at the University of South Carolina's (USC) William Brice Stadium, Columbia. It's the first time the two teams have met since Jurgen Klopp left Anfield and was replaced by Arne Slot. It's also a first meeting between the old rivals in America since 2018.