San Jose Earthquakes news

The 'Quakes celebrated their first goal of the 2017 season in a rather unique fashion Saturday night.

Goal's Thomas Floyd and Allen Ramsey join Jon Arnold to look at which teams got better this offseason and also preview the opening weekend.

The youngest side in the league leads our poll as Major League Soccer prepares to kick off its 2017 campaign.

Following a disappointing 2016, the Earthquakes retooled their attack and center backs in hopes of finally returning to the MLS postseason.

The San Jose Earthquakes striker wants to stay in California when his career ends, though he has no plans to retire in the near future.

The midfielder showed off some skill in delivering a sweet goal in a preseason friendly.

The 30-year-old will undergo further evaluations with San Jose Earthquakes medical staff.

The Major League Soccer side adds the midfielder using targeted allocation money.

The San Jose Earthquakes have used targeted allocation money to secure the Dutch forward and German defender-midfielder.

The World Cup veteran forward comes to MLS from Brondby IF in Denmark.

The pair will return to San Jose on multi-year contracts.

The MLS side announced multiple roster moves, including the release of its first homegrown player signing.