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The Blues are facing a gigantic summer while they're looking to get ready for the new season
Chelsea has already had a major summer of changes on and off the field this summer before the new campaign.
The Blues have signed a successful season under Maurizio Sarri last term despite the problems surrounding the club.
They finished third in the Premier League standings, won the Europa League and reached the Carabao Cup final despite rumors of unrest in West London throughout the term.
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Chelsea have already seen star man Eden Hazard leave for Real Madrid, while Sarri has also gone, joining the giants of Serie A, Juventus.
The Blues have now named Frank Lampard as their new leader and he is about to start working at his former club.
Lampard will face his transfer ban, which means the club will be busy in a few months before the return of the Premier League on August 10.
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Despite their problems, Chelsea has confirmed his pre-season schedule and includes a trip to Japan.
The Blues will face Barcelona, champion of La Liga, in Asia, during their program. They will also travel to Turkey for their clash in the UEFA Super Cup against Liverpool.
Here is a complete overview of Chelsea pre-season games.
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Maurizio Sarri left Chelsea this summer
Calendar confirmed until now:
July 10: Bohemians, Dalymount Park (Dublin, Republic of Ireland) – kick off 19:45
July 13: St. Patrick's Athletic, Richmond Park (Dublin, Ireland) – kick off 2:45 pm
July 19: Kawasaki Frontale, Yokohama International Stadium (Yokohama, Japan) – kick off 11am UK time
July 23: Barcelona, Saitama Stadium (Saitama, Japan) – shot to send 11:30 local time
July 28: Reading, Madejski Stadium (Reading, United Kingdom) – shot sent at 3 pm
July 31: RB Salzburg, Red Bull Arena (Salzburg, Austria) – kick off 19:00 local time
August 3: Borussia Monchengladbach, Borussia-Park (Mönchengladbach, Germany) – kick off 4:00 pm UK time
August 14: UEFA Super Cup, Liverpool, Vodafone Park (Istanbul, Turkey) – bidding at 8pm UK time
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