The San Jose Earthquakes on Monday signed goalkeeper Emmanuel Ochoa, 14, to a homegrown player contract, making him the second-youngest player signed by Major League Soccer behind Freddy Adu.

Ochoa, a Mexican-American who lives in Salinas, California, was 14 years and 191 days on Monday, just a little older than Adu, who D.C. United brought in at 14 years, 168 days back in 2003.

Last week, Quakes coach Matias Almeyda signed 16-year-old defender Casey Walls also to a homegrown contract, with both...

San Jose Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski has signed a new one-year contract, the club announced on Tuesday.

On a conference call with reporters, he said that his new deal will not see him labeled as a Designated Player nor will his salary require the use of Targeted Allocation Money, meaning his earnings will fall below the $530,000 maximum budget charge in 2020.

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Matias Almeyda confirmed that he will remain manager of the San Jose Earthquakes and won't be leaving to take up the reins at Liga MX side C.F. Monterrey.

Ever since Almeyda was named the Quakes manager last year there have been varying levels of speculation that Almeyda would depart. Various reports last week had Almeyda exiting the Quakes to join up with Los Rayados, who subsequently hired Antonio Mohamed.

Speaking at his season-ending press conference, Almeyda confirmed that he's had several...