Oooohoho~ a match between Man Utd and Barcelona; always a pleasure to watch.
IMO, I think Man Utd are capable of pulling this one off. Although Vilanova snatched Jordi Alba away from Ferguson's hands, Ferguson is still planning to bring Leighton Baines, whom he admires very dearly, in to Man Utd, which will still be a pretty good addition to the club.
However, Pep Guardiola was the only Barcelona manager capable of giving Ferguson a real hard time, so I believe Man Utd are going to pull this one off once again, since Vilanova has never faced Ferguson before in a match.
I'm looking forward to seeing Kagawa into action; I think he, Rooney, and another Man U striker can be a very daunting attacking force.
Good luck anyway, Bayern Munich needs to improve as well since Borussia Dortmund are getting in our way!
Manchester United will play Barcelona in a pre-season friendly in Gothenburg on 8 August.
The pair have met each other in two of the previous four Champions League finals, with Barcelona winning both.
They last met in a friendly in Washington DC last summer, with United winning 2-1.
The fixture will be Tito Vilanova's first experience of United as Barcelona's new coach after taking the reins from Pep Guardiola.
Both sides finished second in their respective leagues last season, with Sir Alex Ferguson's men losing their Premier League title to rivals Manchester City andBarcelona finishing behind Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid.
It will be only the second time United have played in Gothenburg and will be the fourth leg of a world pre-season tour that also includes matches in South Africa, China and Norway.
United chief executive David Gill said: "Manchester United against Barcelona is one of the top fixtures in world football and we are delighted to work with GotEvent to bring this match to the beautiful city of Gothenburg.
"We have a large following throughout Scandinavia and it's great that this match will form part of our preparations for the new season."
Both sides finished second in their respective leagues last season, with Sir Alex Ferguson's men losing their Premier League title to rivals Manchester City andBarcelona finishing behind Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid.
It will be only the second time United have played in Gothenburg and will be the fourth leg of a world pre-season tour that also includes matches in South Africa, China and Norway.
United chief executive David Gill said: "Manchester United against Barcelona is one of the top fixtures in world football and we are delighted to work with GotEvent to bring this match to the beautiful city of Gothenburg.
"We have a large following throughout Scandinavia and it's great that this match will form part of our preparations for the new season."