Nashville’s GEODIS Park has been selected as one of the 12 venues for the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, marking a significant milestone in the city’s growing prominence on the international sports stage. This prestigious tournament will bring together 32 of the world’s top soccer clubs from six international confederations, competing in 62 matches over 29 days from June 15 to July 13, 2025.
Mayor Freddie O’Connell expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “We’ve had world-class soccer on our stage before, but never quite like this. I’m so excited for our passionate soccer fans, and we can’t wait to welcome the world’s best teams to Music City.”
Ian Ayre, CEO of Nashville SC, highlighted the significance of this event: “This tournament will bring the world’s best clubs to Nashville, showcasing our stadium, our city, and our passionate fanbase on a global stage.”
The selection of GEODIS Park underscores Nashville’s commitment to fostering a vibrant sports culture and its capacity to host events of international magnitude. As the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States, GEODIS Park is well-equipped to provide an exceptional experience for both players and fans.
Deana Ivey, President and CEO of Nashville Convention & Visitor’s Corp., emphasized the city’s readiness: “We are beyond thrilled to host FIFA Club World Cup games in Nashville and are ready to deliver an unforgettable experience for soccer fans around the globe.”
As Nashville prepares to welcome teams and fans from around the world, the city stands poised to further solidify its reputation as a premier destination for international sporting events.