Men’s football Manchester United to play friendlies in Malaysia and Hong Kong

MANCHESTER UNITED will travel to Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong straight after their final match of the season to play two friendlies, it was announced today.

The Red Devils host Aston Villa in the Premier League on May 25 and will then immediately fly out to Malaysia to face the ASEAN All Stars in the 84,000-seater Bukit Jalil National Stadium three days later.

On May 30 Ruben Amorim’s side will play Hong Kong, China, in the Hong Kong Stadium.

United had already confirmed their participation in the Premier League Summer Series in the United States in July and August.

The Red Devils will take on West Ham in New Jersey on July 26, Bournemouth in Chicago on July 30 and Everton in Atlanta on August 3.

The Premier League season kicks off again on August 16.

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