Anthony Joshua has invited Tyson Fury to his comeback fight so that the pair can finally share a face-off.Joshua and Fury have signed on the dotted line to face each other in a blockbuster heavyweight clash, that is expected to land in the final quarter of 2026.Joshua wants Fury to attend his fight with Prenga in Saudi ArabiaGettyBut first the pair must get through their respective warm-up fights, with Fury first up against Mariusz Wach on July 24.Then a day later, Joshua will take on Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia with victories for both to set up the clash.At Fury’s previous tune-up against Arslanbek Makhmudov in April, Joshua sat ringside.But despite getting into a verbal altercation, Joshua decided not to step in the ring and hold a face-off with his long-term foe.Although now AJ insists he is ready to do exactly that, and has invited the Morecambe native to his clash.He told DAZN: “If he wants to come in the ring when I win July 25th, feel welcome. Come into my territory. “I’m the landlord. I’m going to welcome you into my home. You don’t welcome me into your home.“I’ve been in that position before where I’ve signed contracts with Fury. “So, I didn’t play into the games. I’m not there for games. If the contract was signed, I would have got in the ring.“I was there on a scouting mission. I want to see what my future opponents are going to look like. I saw a lot. Joshua has his eyes fixed firmly on Fury and will begin preparations providing he beats Prenga“I saw some good. I saw some vulnerabilities in there.”When and where could Joshua vs Fury take place?For now, the arrangements are yet to be officialised, but the pair have agreed and signed their respective deals.Most fans would prefer the event take place on British shores, given it is one of the most iconic rivalries of the 21st century.There is significant interest in staging the event in the US though, given streaming service Netflix will broadcast the event and want to reach global audiences.Suggestions are that the bout would be preferred to take place in the UK, with Wembley Stadium the front runner.But Saudi chief Turki Alalshikh has suggested a start time of 2am, which would provide several logistical issues.Watch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.In the last few days, the Principality Stadium in Cardiff has entered the race, and details will likely be announced in the coming weeks.