Arsenal, Liverpool, Man Utd and pre-season fixtures for ALL 20 Premier League clubs

Now the dust has settled on England's impressive June internationals, attention is set to turn to pre-season matters at club level.

While Manchester City will be setting out to kick on after their treble success, the other 19 teams in the league have the task of improving on last season's finish. A solid pre-season can help with that, while a challenging one - as evidenced by Chelsea last summer - can have the opposite effect.

Here, Mirror Football has taken a look at the pre-season fixtures for all 20 Premier League sides. It includes trips to destinations including the US and Australia, and a few of the sides will take on one another before gearing up for their competitive return. All fixture dates are local time, and some evening games in the Americas will be in the early hours of the following morning for UK viewers.

Arsenal

• July 13: Nurnberg - Max-Morlock-Stadion, Nurnberg
• July 19: MLS All-Stars - Audi Field, Washington
• July 22: Manchester United - MetLife Stadium, New Jersey
• July 26: Barcelona - SoFi Stadium, Inglewood
• August 2: Monaco - Emirates Stadium, London

Aston Villa

• July 15: Walsall - Bescot Stadium, Walsall
• July 23: Newcastle United - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Fulham - Exploria Stadium, Orlando
• July 30: Brentford - FedEx Field, Landover, Maryland
• August 3: Lazio - Bescot Stadium, Walsall
• August 5: Valencia - Mestalla, Valencia

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth are preparing for life under new manager Andoni Iraola (Getty Images)

• July 13: Hibernian - Marbella Football Center, Marbella

• July 16: Maccabi Tel-Aviv - Marbella Football Center, Marbella

• July 29: Atalanta - Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth

• August 5: Lorient - Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth

Brentford

• July 12: Boreham Wood - Meadow Park, Borehamwood
• July 23: Fulham - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Brighton - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
• July 30: Aston Villa - FedEx Field, Landover, Maryland
• August 4: Lille - Gtech Community Stadium, London

Brighton & Hove Albion

• July 22: Chelsea - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Brentford - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
• July 28: Newcastle United - Red Bull Arena, New Jersey

Burnley

TBC

Chelsea

Mauricio Pochettino will have plenty of chances to assess his Chelsea squad (Getty Images)

• July 19: Wrexham - Kenan Stadium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• July 22: Brighton - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Newcastle United - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
• July 30: Fulham - FedEx Field, Landover, Maryland
• August 2: Borussia Dortmund - Soldier Field, Chicago

Crystal Palace

• July 11: Barnet - The Hive, London
• July 19: Crawley Town - Broadfield Stadium, Crawley
• July 26: Millonarios - SeatGeek Stadium, Chicago
• July 30: Sevilla - Comerica Park, Detroit

Everton

• July 14: Stades Nyonnais - Colovray Sports Centre, Nyon
• July 22: Tranmere Rovers v Everton XI - Prenton Park, Birkenhead
• July 22: Wigan Athletic - DW Stadium, Wigan

Sean Dyche will have his first full pre-season with Everton (PA)

• July 25: Bolton Wanderers - University of Bolton Stadium, Horwich
• July 29: Stoke City - Bet365 Stadium, Stoke-on-Trent
• August 5: Sporting CP - Goodison Park, Liverpool

Fulham

• July 23: Brentford - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Aston Villa - Exploria Stadium, Orlando
• July 30: Chelsea - FedEx Field, Landover, Maryland

Liverpool

• July 19: Karlsruher SC - BBBank Wildpark, Karlsruhe
• July 24: Greuther Furth - behind closed doors
• July 30: Leicester City - The Singapore National Stadium, Kallang
• August 2: Bayern Munich - The Singapore National Stadium, Kallang

Luton Town

TBC

Manchester City

Treble winners Manchester City are off to Japan and South Korea (Manchester City FC via Getty Images)

• July 23: Yokohama F. Marinos - Japan National Stadium, Tokyo
• July 26: Bayern Munich - Japan National Stadium, Tokyo
• July 30: Atletico Madrid - World Cup Stadium, Seoul

Manchester United

• July 12: Leeds United - Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo
• July 19: Lyon - Murrayfield, Edinburgh
• July 22: Arsenal - MetLife Stadium, New Jersey
• July 25: Wrexham - Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego
• July 26: Real Madrid - NRG Stadium, Houston
• July 30: Borussia Dortmund - Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas
• August 6: Athletic Bilbao - Aviva Stadium, Dublin

Newcastle United

• July 15: Gateshead - Gateshead International Stadium, Gateshead
• July 18: Rangers - Ibrox, Glasgow

Newcastle are gearing up for a Champions League return (PA)

• July 23: Aston Villa - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
• July 26: Chelsea - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
• July 28: Brighton - Red Bull Arena, New Jersey

Nottingham Forest

• July 15: Notts County - Meadow Lane, Nottingham
• July 30: PSV Eindhoven - Philips Stadion, Eindhoven
• August 2: Stade Rennais - St George's Park, Burton
• August 5: Eintracht Frankfurt - Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt am Main

Sheffield United

• July 15: Chesterfield - Technique Stadium, Chesterfield
• July 25: Rotherham - New York Stadium, Rotherham
• July 29: Derby County - Pride Park, Derby

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou has a busy summer ahead (PA)

• July 18: West Ham - Optus Stadium, Perth
• July 23: Leicester City - Rajamangala National Stadium, Bangkok
• July 26: Roma -The Singapore National Stadium, Kallang

West Ham United

• July 10: Boreham Wood - Meadow Park, Borehamwood
• July 15: Perth Glory - Optus Stadium, Perth
• July 18: Tottenham - Optus Stadium, Perth
• July 22: Dagenham & Redbridge - Chigwell Construction Stadium, Dagenham
• July 29: Stade Rennais - Roazhon Park, Rennes

Wolverhampton Wanderers

• July 26: Celtic - World Cup Stadium, Suwon
• July 29: Roma - Asiad Stadium, Incheon
• August 5: Stade Rennais - Molineux, Wolverhampton