Here at SixOneFive Soccer, we're breaking down the performances of every member of Nashville's squad during the 2025 season. Over the coming weeks, we'll review how all 33 players performed, their biggest moments of the campaign, and what to expect from them in 2026. You won't find this level of analysis anywhere else.
2025 report cards
Ben Wright
In his second professional season, forward Adem Sipić struggled to progress with Huntsville City FC, and needs to take a major step forward to earn minutes with Nashville SC.
2025 Grade: D
2025 by the numbers (Huntsville City FC)
Appearances: 13 (4 starts)
Minutes: 463
Goals: 1
Assists: 0
G+ per 96: -0.01
2024 report card: C
2025 in review
After signing as a homegrown in 2024, Sipić was expected to play a bigger role with Huntsville City and continue his development. Earning a spot on the bench for three of Nashville's first four matches seemed to indicate progress.
The rest of the season, unfortunately, did not.
With Huntsville, Sipić started just four matches, coming off the bench in nine and an unused substitute in eight. By the end of the season, he was out of the squad entirely. Injuries certainly may have played a part, but when Sipić did get on the field, he looked out of sync with the rest of the attack, and his movement in the final third left a lot to be desired. It was a disappointing stagnation for the striker.
Moment of the season
Sipić's lone goal of the year game in a 5-0 blowout win over a 10-man Chicago Fire II, scoring a tap-in after some horrendous defending and a layoff from Jordan Knight.
It's raining goals in Huntsville! ☔️
— MLS NEXT Pro (@MLSNEXTPRO) April 21, 2025
Sipic calls game for @HuntCityFC. pic.twitter.com/xG83B4DEPg
Looking ahead
Sipić is under contract with Nashville through 2027, with an option for 2028. He'll continue to get opportunities to develop, but he needs to make drastic and quick strides to have a chance of playing at the first-team level. That's hard to do if he's not consistently getting on the pitch for Huntsville.
Ben Wright
He's currently on trial in the German third division. Could a move to Europe be in the cards? It may be best for all parties.
