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Top Players

Season Statistics

Major League SoccerSeason 2026
6
Position
23
MP
10
W
5
D
8
L
40
GF
34
GA
35
Pts

🏆
43%
Win rate
1.7
Goals / game
🛡️
1.5
Conceded / game
🧤
1/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF40
GA34
GD6
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Major League Soccer2026
231058403435
Major League Soccer2025
3411815606341
Major League Soccer2024
346325417821
Major League Soccer2023
34101410394344
Major League Soccer2022
3481115526935
Major League Soccer2021
34101113465441
Major League Soccer2020
23869355130
Major League Soccer2019
3413516525544
Major League Soccer2018
344921497121
Major League Soccer2017
3413714396046

Transfers

Arrivals (1)

Departures (1)

History of San Jose Earthquakes

Founding and Early Years

San Jose Earthquakes were born in 1996 as the San Jose Clash, one of MLS's ten founding members, before taking their current name in 2000. In 2005, the club's organisation and roster were relocated to Houston, where they became the Dynamo. A new expansion franchise, reviving the Earthquakes name and history, was created in 2008.

Club Evolution

Nicknamed "Quakes," referencing the San Francisco Bay Area's seismic activity, the club have played since 2015 at PayPal Park. Under an MLS ruling, trophies won before 2006 remain officially attached to the Earthquakes name and history, despite the club's move to Houston.

Great Managers

Frank Yallop, coach of both the club's title-winning eras (2001-2003 and 2008-2013), won two MLS Cups and one Supporters' Shield. Dominic Kinnear led the team to the 2005 Supporters' Shield, in the club's final season in San Jose before the move to Houston.

Iconic Players

Landon Donovan (2001-2004) took part in both MLS Cup titles before joining the LA Galaxy. Chris Wondolowski, the face of the post-2008 era, became MLS's all-time regular-season leading scorer.

Major Achievements

San Jose Earthquakes have won two MLS Cups (2001, 2003) and two Supporters' Shields (2005, 2012), without ever winning the US Open Cup.

The Club Today

Led by Bruce Arena since 2025, under the ownership of John Fisher, who began a sale process for the club in 2025, San Jose Earthquakes continue rebuilding after a clear improvement during the 2025 season.

Frequently asked questions

When is San Jose Earthquakes's next match?+

San Jose Earthquakes face San Diego on 10 September 2026.

What is San Jose Earthquakes's current standing?+

San Jose Earthquakes are currently 6 in Major League Soccer with 35 points.

Why is San Jose Earthquakes' pre-2006 trophy history complicated?+

The club relocated to Houston in 2005 to become the Dynamo; MLS officially reattached those titles to the Earthquakes name when the club was revived in 2008.

How many MLS Cups has San Jose Earthquakes won?+

Two, in 2001 and 2003.

Which coach won titles in two separate spells?+

Frank Yallop, between 2001-2003 and 2008-2013.

Who became MLS's all-time regular-season top scorer with the club?+

Chris Wondolowski.

What is San Jose Earthquakes' home stadium?+

PayPal Park, since 2015.

Who is San Jose Earthquakes' current head coach?+

Bruce Arena, since 2025.

When was San Jose Earthquakes founded?+

In 1996, as the San Jose Clash.