Nashville SC, which is perched atop the Major League Soccer standings coming out of the league's summer World Cup break, is adding players to strengthen itself for a title push.

The club is finalizing the additions of Tunisian winger Elias Saad (from the Bundesliga's FC Augsburg) and 21-year-old midfielder Famara Camara of Senegal, a source confirmed to The Tennessean.

The moves were previously reported by The Athletic and other outlets.

Saad played for Tunisia during the 2026 World Cup, while Camara is a highly promising young talent out of Ranheim in the Norwegian pro ranks.

The MLS' secondary transfer window for transactions opened July 13 and will run through Sept. 2.

Nashville SC (10-1-3) has taken points from 13 of 14 MLS games thus far this season, though it hasn't played since May 23 with the league on hiatus. It'll return by hosting Atlanta United on July 17 at GEODIS Park.

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: MLS-leading Nashville SC making moves as World Cup break ends