This summer is going to feel very different at Manchester City.
Pep Guardiola’s departure leaves a massive hole – both at the Etihad and in the Premier League – and Enzo Maresca has been charged with filling it.
The former Chelsea boss learned his trade as Guardiola’s assistant, which should mean he’s well suited to step in, and takes charge of arguably the most talent-stacked team in the division.
It will take time to adjust to life under Maresca, which is why this summer is such an important period for the club. The start of the Premier League season has been delayed following the World Cup and Man City must make the most of every moment.
Radio Times brings you all the information on Man City’s pre-season, including how to watch.
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Man City pre-season 2026 fixtures
All UK time.
Saturday 1 August
- Man City vs Inter Milan (12.30pm, Hong Kong)
Wednesday 5 August
- Man City vs K-League All Stars (12pm, Seoul)
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Sunday 9 August
- Man City vs Atletico Madrid (12pm, Seoul)
Sunday 16 August
- Community Shield: Arsenal vs Man City (3pm, Cardiff)
Man City pre-season 2026 results
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How to watch Man City pre-season on TV
Fans can tune in to watch all of Man City’s 2026 pre-season fixtures on CITY+ – either online at mancity.com or via the official app.
A CITY+ subscription costs £9.99 per month or £34.99 per year.
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Authors
Ned is a sports writer at RadioTimes.com. He has covered a host of sports from EFL football, international cricket and golf all the way through to bike polo and triathlon.
