GEODIS Preview: Nashville SC hosts New England Revolution in 2025 Season Opener at GEODIS Park

Match Preview 2-22-25

Nashville SC vs. New England Revolution

2025 MLS Regular Season | Matchday 1

Saturday, February 22 | 7:30 p.m. CT

GEODIS Park | Nashville, TN

Broadcast Details

Apple TV | MLS Season Pass

Radio | 104.5 The Zone

Key Storylines

New Look Nashville – For maybe the first time in Nashville’s MLS history, the team that steps onto the field at GEODIS Park come this Saturday has the potential to have a very different look compared to last season’s final match. The Boys in Gold enter the season under BJ Callaghan’s leadership and with 11 new faces in the squad. From the goalkeeping department to the forward line, new signings have come in and will look to make an impact wearing the Nashville SC badge.

Nashville Newcomers
Player
Position
How Acquired
Ahmen Qasem
Midfielder
Signed from Elfsborg 
Eddi Tagseth
Central Midfielder
Signed from Rosenborg 
Bryan Acosta
Central Midfielder
Signed as free agent
Gastón Brugman 
Central Midfielder
Trade with LA Galaxy
Jeisson Palacios 
Center Back
Signed as free agent 
Xavier Valdez 
Goalkeeper
End-of-Year Waivers 
Andy Najar
Right Back
Signed from CD Olimpia 
Matthew Corcoran
Center Midfielder
Signed from Birmingham Legion 
Brian Schwake
Goalkeeper
Signed from Castellón 
Maximus Ekk
Striker
Signed from Huntsville City FC 
Chris Applewhite
Center Back
Signed from NSC Academy 

Home Opener History – The first day of any Major League Soccer season is the culmination of months of offseason and preseason preparation. The Boys in Gold will look to kick off the 2025 season on a good note and extend the Club’s undefeated home opener record at GEODIS Park. Previous results include a 1-1 draw against the Philadelphia Union in 2022, a 2-0 win over NYCFC in 2023, and a 0-0 draw against New York Red Bulls in 2024.

Home Openers Through NSC History
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Homegrown Core For the first time in Club history, the Boys in Gold will have a Homegrown core to start kick off the season. 17-year-old center back Chris Applewhite joins 18-year-old striker Adem Sipić and 18-year-old midfielder Isaiah Jones as the Club’s third homegrown signing.