Nashville SC is back on the pitch, ready to build on the momentum it generated before the Major League Soccer World Cup break.
The team sits atop the league with a 10‑1‑3 record, the best start in franchise history, and will host Atlanta on Friday, July 17 at Geodis Park, the venue that showcases the club’s world‑class training facilities and striking architecture.
A Global Spotlight After the World Cup
Midfielder Hany Mukhtar says the tournament gave the league a platform that extends far beyond the pitch, noting that the exposure has helped grow interest in soccer across Nashville.
Coach BJ Callaghan adds that the club’s style of play, combined with the state‑of‑the‑art facilities, is designed to attract new fans who are looking for an exciting, modern soccer experience.
Nashville SC enters the match as the only MLS team with an unbeaten home record, a statistic that underscores the club’s strong connection with its supporters and the city’s growing soccer culture.
The organization, overseen by Major League Soccer, continues to leverage partnerships such as the naming rights deal with GEODIS, a global logistics company that has become synonymous with the stadium’s cutting‑edge amenities.