Bryan Mbeumo Shines as Manchester United Faces AC Milan in Preseason Finale

Bryan Mbeumo has turned Manchester United’s preseason into his own personal stage. Now he gets one last chance to light it up before the real stuff begins, as the Red Devils meet AC Milan in Poland on Saturday in their final warm-up game.

Three goals in two matches against Atletico Madrid and PSG, then a smart assist against Leeds United – Mbeumo has been the sharpest finisher in Erik ten Hag’s squad so far. Every touch has carried intent, every run has stretched backlines. For a preseason billed as a tune-up, he’s treating it like an audition for a starring role.

Across from him stand Italian heavyweights AC Milan, still stinging from a late-season collapse in Serie A that cost them a Champions League place. That failure hangs over the club as they look to reset, and this meeting with United offers an early test of their response.

There’s intrigue around Christian Pulisic too. The U.S. star has only just rejoined Milan after his post-World Cup break, leaving his involvement in this match uncertain. Whether he features or not, his presence in the squad adds an extra layer of American interest to a game already carrying plenty of storylines.

The setting is the Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw, Poland, where kickoff is set for Saturday, August 15 at 4:45 p.m. local time. It’s a neutral venue, but the names on the teamsheets guarantee noise, scrutiny, and no shortage of eyes on every attack.

How to watch Man United vs. AC Milan in the U.S.

For fans in the United States, the game will be shown live on beIN Sports. Those preferring to stream can watch via fubo or beIN Sports Connect.

beIN Sports will carry the television broadcast, while fubo provides a live streaming option and currently offers a free trial for new subscribers. That trial opens the door to beIN Sports alongside a wide range of major sports and network channels, depending on the plan, with standard taxes and fees applying.

One more preseason night, one more chance for Mbeumo to underline his form and for Milan to show they’ve learned from last season’s collapse. When the whistle goes in Wroclaw, who sets the tone for their season first?