With work continuing at the stadium following the Commonwealth Games, Franco Smith's squad will initially train at West of Scotland's Burnbrae and Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility.
Those reporting back will not include the Warriors' Scotland internationals involved in the Nations Championship or academy players who featured at the Junior World Championship. The senior internationals are not expected to rejoin the squad for at least another four weeks.
Summer signing Ruwald van der Merwe will also arrive later, linking up with Glasgow once his Currie Cup commitments with the Pumas have ended.
However, former Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie will begin life as a Warrior after returning from Perpignan, while fellow new recruit Bayley Kuenzle will also train with his new team-mates for the first time.
The 2024 United Rugby Championship champions open their pre-season schedule away to Newcastle Red Bulls on September 5 before beginning their URC campaign against Munster in Limerick on September 26.
Glasgow are expected to make their first appearance back at Scotstoun when they host Ulster on October 3.