Among the new signings is Ahmed Qasem, a 21-year-old midfielder from Sweden, who was acquired for a reported fee of $4.2 million.

Key departures from the team include Aníbal Godoy, Shaq Moore, Sean Davis, and Brian Anunga.

The midfield now features a mix of talent, including Bryan Acosta, Gastón Brugman, Matthew Corcoran, Isaiah Jones, Hany Mukhtar, Alex Muyl, Jonathan Pérez, Ahmed Qasem, Jacob Shaffelburg, Edvard Tagseth, and Patrick Yazbek.

Defensively, the roster includes Chris Applewhite, Josh Bauer, Julian Gaines, Daniel Lovitz, Jack Maher, Wyatt Meyer, Andy Najar, Jeisson Palacios, Taylor Washington, and Walker Zimmerman.

In goal, Nashville SC will rely on Brian Schwake, Xavier Valdez, and Joe Willis.

The forwards on the roster now include Tyler Boyd, Teal Bunbury, Maximus Ekk, Sam Surridge, and Adem Sipića.

The season kicks off today at Geodis Park against the New England Revolution.

New additions include experienced players such as Gastón Brugman and Andy Najar, as well as promising talents like Chris Applewhite and Matthew Corcoran.

With a blend of new talent and experienced players, Nashville SC is looking to make a strong comeback this season.

Nashville SC is gearing up for the 2025 MLS season after a disappointing 2024, where they finished with a record of 9 wins, 16 losses, and 9 draws, marking the first time in the club's history that they failed to reach the postseason.

The team is preparing with a significantly revamped roster, featuring 12 new players alongside established stars like Hany Mukhtar, Walker Zimmerman, and Sam Surridge.

Entering his first full season as head coach, B.J. Callaghan aims to lead the team back to the playoffs after last year's setback.