Arsenal prepares for pre-season with Girona match on August 1
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 9:30 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Arsenal will kick off their pre-season schedule against Girona on August 1 as they prepare to defend their Premier League title. The match comes amid World Cup commitments that will leave key players unavailable for early pre-season training. The club will hold a training camp in Spain, focusing on fitness and integrating returning international players. Following the Girona fixture, Arsenal is set to face Real Betis in Dublin on August 5 before their opening league match against Coventry City on August 21.
- •First pre-season fixture against Girona on August 1.
- •Training camp will be in Spain for fitness and player integration.
- •Match with Real Betis scheduled for August 5 in Dublin.
- •Opening league match against Coventry City on August 21.
- •World Cup commitments may impact early pre-season training.
- 9:30 AMYahoo Sports — Arsenal confirms late pre-season plans ahead of next season
"Arsenal have confirmed that their first pre-season fixture this summer will be against Girona on August 1 as they begin preparations for the defence of their Premier League title.Given the ongoing Wor...
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