The 2026-27 English Football League schedule has officially been released, five weeks prior to opening weekend. Aidan Morris and George Campbell were among the seven American players to learn their respective league schedules for the upcoming campaign following the EPL’s full release on Thursday.Morris and Middlesbrough missed out on promotion to the Premier League last May but will aim to avoid the same disappointment this time around.Campbell and West Brom will be seeking an improved campaign this term, fighting to be among the promotion contenders. Agyemang and Derby County are back at it after just missing out on the promotion playoffs last spring. Agyemang missed the final stretch of matches due to an Achilles injury. Damion Downs is back at Southampton seeking to be part of the squad following a loan spell at Hamburg. The Saints reached the promotion playoff last season before being expelled by the EFL. Charlie Kelman and Charlton Athletic hope to be in the top-half this season, especially after a sluggish second-half. In League One, Lynden Gooch and Huddersfield Town will push to be part of the promotion race this season in the third-tier. Jonathan Tomkinson remains with Cheltenham Town in League Two after having his option picked up in May. The American defender will fight to remain a starter this season as Cheltenham seeks to be among the the top-eight chasers.Here is a rundown of the opening five matches for all seven American players between the EFL Championship, League One, and League Two:Aidan Morris, Middlesbrough: vs. Lincoln City, at Blackburn Rovers, vs. West Bromwich Albion, at Burnley, at QPR.George Campbell, West Bromwich Albion: at Norwich City, vs. Burnley, at Middlesbrough, vs. Charlton Athletic, vs. Watford.Patrick Agyemang, Derby County: at Charlton Athletic, vs. Cardiff City, vs. Swansea City, at Portsmouth, at West Ham United. Charlie Kelman, Charlton Athletic: vs. Derby County, at West Ham United, vs. Preston North End, at West Bromwich Albion, at Stoke City. Damion Downs, Southampton: at Watford, vs. Stoke City, vs. Millwall, at Birmingham City, at Lincoln City. League OneLynden Gooch, Huddersfield Town: vs. AFC Wimbledon, at MK Dons, at Cambridge United, vs. Oxford United, vs. Notts County.League TwoJonathan Tomkinson, Cheltenham Town: vs. Rotherham United, at Swindon Town, at Barnet, vs. York City, vs. Grimsby Town.Who are you most excited to watch this season? Do you expect any of these American players to earn promotion with their clubs?Share your thoughts below.