The San Jose Earthquakes have signed defender DeJuan Jones from the Columbus Crew, enhancing their squad with his experience and versatility. In return, Columbus received $175,000 in general allocation money plus an international roster slot for 2025, along with an additional $250,000 GAM in 2026. Jones, 27, who previously played in New England under coach Bruce Arena, has one assist in five matches this season and has made nine appearances for the U.S. men's national team, indicating his competence at competitive levels.
In a separate transaction, Columbus traded a 2025 international slot to the Houston Dynamo in exchange for $125,000 in GAM in both 2025 and 2026.
Jones, 27, has recorded eight goals and 18 assists in 157 MLS matches, showcasing his experience and versatility as a player.
Head coach Bruce Arena expressed enthusiasm: "DeJuan Jones is a welcomed addition to our team... he has the versatility to play in both our backline and midfield."
Jones has made nine appearances for the U.S. menâs national team, demonstrating his capability at both club and international levels.
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