San Jose Earthquakes Acquire Three Players from New England Revolution

The Earthquakes trade $500,000 in general allocation money and an international roster slot to bolster their roster under new coach Bruce Arena.

The San Jose Earthquakes have acquired defender Dave Romney and midfielders Mark-Anthony Kaye and Ian Harkes from the New England Revolution.
In exchange, the Earthquakes sent $500,000 in general allocation money, split between the 2025 and 2026 seasons, and a 2025 international roster slot to New England.
The move reunites the three players with Bruce Arena, who recently became San Jose's head coach and sporting director after his tenure with the Revolution.
New England Revolution's sporting director Curt Onalfo stated the trade provides roster flexibility as the club rebuilds following one of its worst seasons in franchise history.
The Earthquakes, who finished last in the league in 2024, aim to revitalize their squad with experienced players as part of a broader rebuild under Arena.