The Seasiders make the short trip to Mill Farm to take on National League North champions AFC Fylde on Saturday afternoon.
This will provide fans with their first chance to see new signings Dion Charles and Ilmari Niskanen in Tangerine following their moves at the end of last month.
Defensive pair Michael Ihiekwe and Fraser Horsfall are both likely to miss the start of the pre-season schedule, but are targeting a return to the grass in the next few weeks following their respective surgeries.
The next few weeks will be about getting minutes into the players, and trying out different combinations, but it could also reveal what Ian Evatt sees as his best options in some areas.
Here’s a look at the strongest XI and bench currently available to Blackpool for the trip to Fylde:
13. SUB: Oluchukwu Nwankwo
Due to the current defensive shortages, teenager Oluchukwu Nwankwo would make Blackpool's strongest bench. Photo: Gareth Evans
14. SUB: Hayden Coulson
Hayden Coulson has been another player who has struggled with injury in recent times, but can still be a very strong option down the left. Photo: Gareth Evans
15. SUB: Leighton Clarkson
Leighton Clarkson joined the Seasiders back in February, and has demonstrated snippets of what he's capable of. Photo: Gareth Evans
16. SUB: Josh Bowler
It'll be interesting to see how Josh Bowler is used, with the 27-year-old's strongest position being on the right wing. Photo: Gareth Evans
17. SUB: Tom Bloxham
Tom Bloxham impressed as a striker last season, and will continue to be a solid option in that area. Photo: Gareth Evans
18. SUB: Dale Taylor
Dale Taylor was hit by two long-term injuries during his first season in Tangerine, and will be looking to make up for some lost time next term. Photo: Gareth Evans