Bundesliga clubs' 2025/26 pre-season schedules: tours, friendlies and training

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Luis Díaz made his full Bayern Munich debut in a one-sided 
win over Tottenham Hotspur on 7 August. - © Getty Images


Bundesliga.com
08.08.2025

Bundesliga clubs have begun preparations for the 2025/26 pre-season, with some back in training already and others planning tours all over the world. Here's where you can keep track of the teams' summer plans.

The 2025/26 Bundesliga season kicks off on Friday, 22 August, when champions Bayern Munich begin the defence of their title. For most teams, their first competitive fixture will be the DFB Cup first round on 15-18 August.

Bayern and DFB Cup winners VfB Stuttgart will contest the 2025 Franz Beckenbauer Supercup on 16 August at the MHPArena. It will be the first time the showpiece game takes on Der Kaiser's name after the trophy was officially renamed in honour of the late Beckenbauer.

*All times in CEST unless specified with location and are subject to change. bundesliga.com is not responsible for any changes of friendly fixtures

Return to training: 28 July
Training camps/tour: 
FIFA Club World Cup, USA
Friendly matches: 
  1. 2-1 win vs. Lyon, 
  2. 4-0 Telekom Cup win vs. Tottenham Hotspur, 
  3. 12 August vs. Grasshopper Zurich (6pm), 
  4. 23 August vs. Red Eagles Austria (3pm)
First fixture: Franz Beckenbauer Supercup vs. Stuttgart (16 August)
Watch: Bayern to kick off new season against Leipzig!

Return to training: 7 July
Training camps/tour: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (14-24 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 5-1 loss vs. Flamengo U20s, 
  2. 2-0 win vs. Bochum, 
  3. 2-1 win vs. Fortuna Sittard, 
  4. 3-0 win vs. Pisa, 
  5. 2-0 loss vs. Chelsea
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Sonnenhof Großaspach (15 August, 6pm)
Watch: Erik ten Hag's first day at Leverkusen

Return to training: 9 July
Training camps/tour: 
Friendly matches: 
  1. 2-3 win vs. FSV Frankfurt, 
  2. 2-2 draw vs Aston Villa, 
  3. 5-2 win vs. Louisville City, 
  4. 2-2 draw vs. Philadelphia Union, 9 August vs. Fulham (6pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Engers (17 August, 1pm)

Return to training: 26 July
Training camps/tour: 
FIFA Club World Cup, USA and Saalfelden, Austria (4 to 9 August)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 8-1 win vs. Sportfreunde Siegen, 
  2. 3-2 win vs. Lille, 
  3. 10 August vs. Juventus (5.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Rot-Weiss Essen (18 August, 8.45pm)

Return to training: 6 July
Training camps/tour: Schruns, Austria (16 to 25 July)
Friendly matches: 2-1 win vs. Sandhausen, 3-0 win vs. Altach, 3-3 draw vs. Dynamo Dresden, 9 August vs. Osasuna (3.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Sportfreunde Lotte (16 August, 6pm)

MainzReturn to training: 2 July
Training camps/tour: Hopfgarten-Markt, Austria (23 to 30 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 11-1 win vs. Ingelheim, 
  2. 4-0 win vs. Bayern Alzenau, 
  3. 4-1 win vs. Saarbrücken, 
  4. 5-0 win vs. Seekirchen, 
  5. 4-3 win vs. Crystal Palace, 
  6. 0-0 draw vs. Strasbourg (3.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Dynamo Dresden (18 August, 6pm)

Return to training: 14 July
Training camps/tour: Brazil (completed) and Donaueschingen, Germany (23 to 30 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 3-1 win vs. Santos, 
  2. 3-0 win vs. Meuselwitz, 
  3. 7-0 win vs. Toulouse, 
  4. 2-1 loss vs. Atalanta, 
  5. 9 August vs. Lens (6pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Sandhausen (16 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 7 July
Training camps/tour: Zell am Ziller, Austria (22-31 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 6-0 win vs. Verden, 
  2. 3-1 win vs. Kickers Emden, 
  3. 0-0 draw vs. Parma, 0-1 
  4. and 0-3 losses vs. Hoffenheim, 
  5. 1-2 loss vs. Udinese
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Arminia Bielefeld (15 August, 8.45pm)

Return to training: 9 July
Training camps/tour: Rottach-Egern, Germany (28 July to 2 August)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 7-1 win vs. SV Fellbach, 
  2. 2-1 win vs. Celta Vigo, 
  3. 9 August vs. Bologna (5pm)
First fixture: Franz Beckenbauer Supercup vs. Bayern Munich (16 August)


Summer signing Max Wöber joined his new teammates 
for Werder Bremen's pre-season tests. - Werder Bremen 

Return to training: 6 July
Training camps/tour: Tegernsee, Germany (18 to 25 July)
Friendly matches: 3-0 win vs. Erzgebirge Aue, 
  1. 3-1 loss vs. Metalist Kharkiv, 
  2. 2-0 win vs. Nuremberg, 
  3. 2-0 win vs. Valencia, 
  4. 2-2 draw vs. Brentford
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Atlas Delmenhorst (17 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 9 July
Training camps/tour: Weimarer Land, Germany (20 to 26 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 12-0 win vs. Beck's XI, 
  2. Volkswagen Cup 2-0 win vs. Dynamo Dresden 
  3. and 2-0 win vs. Zwickau, 
  4. 4-3 win vs. Magdeburg, 
  5. 1-0 loss vs. Espanyol, 
  6. 4-0 loss vs. Feyenoord, 
  7. 9 August vs. Brighton & Hove Albion (12.30pm & 6.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Hemelingen (16 August, 3.30pm)

AugsburgReturn to training: 7 July
Training camps/tour: Kollerschlag, Austria, 
  1. 4-1 win vs. Memmingen, 
  2. 2-0 win vs. Austria Lustenau,
  3. 2-1 loss and 4-1 win vs. Rot-Weiss Essen, 
  4. 3-1 loss and 1-0 win vs. Crystal Palace, 
  5. 2-2 draw vs. Pisa, 
  6. 0-1 loss vs. Sunderland (3pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Hallescher FC (17 August, 6pm)

Return to training: 9 July
Training camps/tour: Herzogenaurach, Germany (23 July to 1 August)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 9-1 win vs. Brandenburger SC Süd, 
  2. 5-0 win vs. Grün-Weiß Ahrensfelde, 
  3. 2-0 win vs. LASK, 1-1 draw vs. Rapid Vienna, 
  4. 1-0 loss vs. Greuther Fürth, 
  5. 1-0 loss against Schweinfurt, 
  6. 1-0 loss vs. Espanyol, 
  7. 0-1 loss vs. Olympiacos (3.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Gütersloh (15 August, 6pm)

Return to training: 3 July
Training camps/tour: Flachau, Austria (18 to 27 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 10-0 win vs. Grün-Weiß Firrel, 
  2. 1-0 loss vs. Drochtersen/Assel, 
  3. 4-1 win vs. Silkeborg, 
  4. 6-1 win vs. Karlsruhe, 
  5. 2-0 win vs. Nice, 
  6. 2-2 draw vs. Coventry 
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Eintracht Norderstedt (16 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 6 July 
Training camps/tour: 
Seefeld, Austria (27 July to 3 August)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 3-2 win vs. SGV Freiberg, 
  2. 11-0 win vs. Sportfreunde Lauffen, 
  3. 5-2 win vs. Elversberg, 4-0 win vs. Homburg, 
  4. 5-1 win vs. Darmstadt, 
  5. 1-0 and 3-0 wins vs. Werder Bremen, 
  6. 9 August vs. Metz (4.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Hansa Rostock (16 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 5 July 
Training camps/tour: Natz, Italy (11 to 19 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 7-0 win vs. Salach, 
  2. 17-0 win vs. Herbrechtingen/Bolheim, 
  3. 2-0 win vs. Wacker Innsbruck, 
  4. 3-2 win vs. Ingolstadt, 
  5. 2-1 win vs. Parma (3.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Bahlinger SC (16 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 7 July
Training camps/tour: 
Bad Waltersdorf, Austria (19-26 July)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 7-1 win vs. Bergisch Gladbach, 
  2. 2-2 draw vs. Fortuna Cologne, 
  3. 3-1 win vs. Leicester City, 
  4. 7-0 win vs. Siegburger, 
  5. 7-4 win vs Vitesse Arnhem, 
  6. 4-0 vs. Atalanta (3.30pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Jahn Regensburg (17 August, 3.30pm)

Return to training: 2 July
Training camps/tour: 
Herzogenaurach, Germany (14-18 July) and Mallorca, Spain (6-10 August)
Friendly matches: 
  1. 8-1 win vs. Elstorf, 
  2. 2-1 win vs. Oldenburg, 
  3. 1-0 loss vs. Copenhagen, 
  4. 2-1 loss vs. Sturm Graz, 
  5. 4-0 loss vs. Lyon, 9 August vs. Mallorca (8pm)
First fixture: DFB Cup vs. Pirmasens (16 August, 1pm)

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