Manchester United set to play Barcelona and PSG in US tour
By Alan Condon
Manchester United has released the details of its pre-season tour in the US and American soccer fans will get the chance to see the Red Devils play Barcelona and PSG this summer.
Manchester United will return to the United States in July to participate in the International Champions’ Cup which it won last year, and Louis Van Gaal’s side will play Club America, the San Jose Earthquakes, Barcelona and PSG on US turf.
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The club announced its plan to return to the US over Twitter and the majority of its fixtures will take place on the west coast of the country, before they visit Chicago on the way back to England.
Man United kick off their tour with a tie against Club America in CenturyLink Field, Seattle, and then face MLS outfit San Jose Earthquakes, although the venue is yet to be confirmed.
Louis Van Gaal’s side was unbeaten in all five of its pre-season fixtures in the US last year, where the Reds played LA Galaxy, AS Roma, Inter Milan, Liverpool and Real Madrid.
Then the Reds will play Barcelona in Levi’s Stadium, California, before taking on PSG in Chicago’s Soldier Field. Louis Van Gaal’s side will play four games in 12 days before flying home for the beginning of the English Premier League on August 8.
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