Pre-season has begun for Newcastle United and the games will soon come thick and fast.
Indeed, Newcastle are set to play Celtic on Saturday 19 July in their first real game of the pre-season schedule.
Newcastle beat Carlisle in a pre-season friendly earlier this month, but the Celtic clash is the first genuine game of the summer preparations.
After Eddie Howe’s side play the Scottish champions in Glasgow, Newcastle will fly out for a pre-season tour of Asia.
Newcastle’s pre-season schedule will see them play against Arsenal in Singapore before meeting Team K-League and Tottenham in South Korea.
Howe’s side then return to St James’ Park for games against Espanyol and Atletico Madrid in the Sela Cup.
Here’s how to watch all the action.
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TV channel and live stream for Newcastle United’s pre-season games
Newcastle have confirmed supporters will be able to watch all six of their pre-season games.
The games will all be available on the Newcastle United official website and app.
Mags+ members will pay £9.99 for all six men’s games. The cost for Mags and Junior Mags will be £19.99.
Non-members can also sign up for all six games, at a cost of ÂŁ29.99.
Those looking for individual games will pay either ÂŁ4.99 or ÂŁ6.99, depending on the fixture.
How much money Newcastle United could make from pre-season tour
Football finance expert Adam Williams has told Geordie Boot Boys that Newcastle could earn ÂŁ6million from their pre-season tour of Asia.
“I’d say they could maybe make £5-6m from their pre-season tour in 2025,” he said.
“That’s in terms of the quantifiable benefits, such as fees from promoters, a cut of ticket sales etc. But there are lots of intangible benefits too.
“You can promote new sponsorships in key commercial markets, as Newcastle did last summer with Adidas in Japan, for example. It’s leverage with your sponsors when you can prove your appeal outside your own geography.”
That is a welcome PSR boost, while it does also open up potential commercial opportunities in that part of the world in the years to come.
There are big games to get excited about and, with no senior international tournament complicating matters, Howe should have most of his stars available.
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