Man Utd vs AC Milan: Watch Amorim's Return in Friendly
Manchester United’s final pre-season outing brings a familiar face back into their orbit, as Ruben Amorim leads AC Milan into a high-profile friendly in Poland.
It’s only a warm-up on paper. The cast, the venue and the timing give it a bit more edge.
Kick-off Time and Venue
United and Milan meet on Saturday, August 15, with kick-off at 3.45pm BST.
The game will be played at Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw, Poland – a neutral European stage for two clubs trying to sharpen up before competitive football returns.
How to Watch on TV and Live Stream in the UK
For viewers in the UK, this one is a club-controlled affair.
- TV channel: The match is live exclusively on MUTV, Manchester United’s official television channel.
- Live stream:
- Fans can watch online or on mobile via the official MUTV app or the MUTV website, with an active subscription.
- Supporters with connected accounts can also stream the game through the Amazon Prime Video app and website, again using their MUTV access.
No other UK broadcaster is carrying the game, so MUTV is the only way to see every minute.
Radio and Audio Commentary
If you’re on the move or prefer audio, United have that covered too.
The club will provide live, dedicated audio commentary for the full 90 minutes via MUTV. You can listen worldwide through the official Man Utd App or on ManUtd.com, with coverage tailored to United’s perspective from first whistle to last.
Team News: Doubts and Returns
The final friendly brings a few selection questions for United.
- Doubts: Mason Mount, Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko are all uncertain after missing the clash with Leeds. Their involvement will hinge on late fitness checks.
- Possible returns: Marcus Rashford, Lisandro Martinez and Kobbie Mainoo have all returned to training earlier in the week and could feature, offering a timely boost as United edge closer to the new season.
With Amorim in the opposite dugout and United weighing up their final tweaks, this isn’t just another pre-season date in the diary. It’s a last audition before the real thing starts.




